I agree... When I learned now to drive an X107, it was pretty cool, even though I had to be patient with myself and the shifter, I still liked it because of multi speed reveres.. Then I started driving a 2070, and imediately missed the X107.. I learned to drive the 1070B in the late 90's., in a 79 R Model, pulling a tri-x dump trailer. E-6 350, I think 4:17 rears. that truck would run right along with the new trucks that they had.. I drove for a construction outfit in Scarborough Maine, for only 2 years, but I drove every truck the had, from late 70's DM's tri axle dump trucks, to the Newer CH and RD tractors. I miss that old tractor. it had a long frame and the fifth wheel was 'fixed'. With a heavy load on, I could pop a wheelie if I was to aggressive ,taking off. I remember a couple of times that I was waiting to make a turn at an intersection, and I would try to get out and go... instead I would pop a wheelie and go straight with the wheel turned.. Its a funny feeling.. jojo