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I started a Mack Cabover Yahoo group in April of 2003 and those pictures have been there for almost that long.

I think a few others have discussed those trucks, but it has been a while.

A friend of mine knows the owner, but those trucks were swiss cheese back when I took those pictures - and I know F models just don't up & stop rotting away on their own.

Do you have more specifics on the location? I will put it on my list of "places to visit" (when I get motivated)

They are just east of Huntingdon, PA.

If you are in that area, you should visit The Swigart Museum

The trucks are right along RT22 - about 1/8 to 1/4 mile west of the museum.

Red circled area is where the trucks are located.

Yellow circled area is the property HQ.

So the title says what better way to spend a Saturday night.......how long you been married and in which drawer are the family jewels kept? Lol!

Cumulative total of 21 years - with a short break in between & old enough to know it's cheaper and safer to stay at the house.

I'm currently in the midst of a nine week winter lay-off and this is my entertainment.

Yeah...... so I lead a boring life ~ humor me!

A few more recent discoveries from the "other side" of the USA:

Sweet L cab B-73 dump

1924 AB

1957 B-?? - not what they say it is

1973 R-600 ~ looks solid

1969 R-700

1925 AB

very clean '81 R model

Too bad you don't have a super-sized wallet:

http://www.discoverautomobiles.com/trucks/details.php?MID=2143

http://louisville.craigslist.org/grd/3509185404.html

http://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/3498714150.html

Quite a hoof for you, but here's one from Craigslist: http://westky.craigslist.org/grd/3499615880.html

Not Buddy L, but I saw this one yesterday and almost fell out of my chair!

http://www.marketbook.ca/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=4002713&LP=TRK

I thought that might interest you!

Do you have this belt buckle?

Thanks. the web site is www.latc.us

Doug

Bookmarked - thanks!

Terry can I use any of these pictures for my web site Photo of the week?

Absolutely!

'The General' did get a hook - and did pretty well. I didn't get a picture of it in action, but I got this one as it was waiting:

This one cracks me up:

Talk about 'being stacked'!

These pictures are from a local antique machinery show in Sept. of 2008.

How about one with six engines????? (six 5hp Briggs & Stratton engines, that is)

The owner said that the original engine was beyond repair and no replacement could be found. This was his solution.

How about this thing?:

Pfffffttttt.......

These boys are all about serious tractoring:

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671 is the same thing as a 6v71.

A 6-71 is an inline 6 cylinder ~ I know them as a "238".

Had one in an old FWD water truck at the quarry where I used to work. I swear it would turn at least 4000 rpm.

I thought Festivus was the guy on Gunsmoke?

I'm pretty sure a mud flap is what female mud wrestlers use to keep the mud out of their _______. (can I say that here? )

If they were invented sooner, cavemen could have drug their women by the hair OR the feet.

If you really need more information, it's listed on Baltimore, MD Craigslist.

Good Sunday morning entertainment!