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On 10/21/2019 at 3:09 PM, mowerman said:
dont feel bad coming along nice....my garage is still not done but almost..been 2 years since i started..down to the last finishing touches...think i still got maybe 6-8 hours left.lotta work..got an electrician lined up for estimate...still got too much (temporary) shit piled up in it to put the mack in.lol.but it will all be squared away eventually...atleast your almost undercover,,and out of the weather,,and nosy neighbors...bob
You know once the stuff is put in "temporary" is grows roots to be permanent.
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On 10/16/2019 at 9:01 AM, Red Horse said:
For sure- now tell me again Jim how I can post pictures that are not inverted!!
Turn the phone 180 degrees for photos?
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1 hour ago, Red Horse said:
How to loose a lot of money with a 57 Bel Air! What were they thinking!
The 50 and under crowd have a rabid disdain of all vintage 4 door sedans and station wagons. Shortening a for door sedan into a odd shaped coupe will make some
moroncar collector happy as a pig in sheet- 2
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Slide a piece of split foam water pipe insulation over the rod and fasten it with a few zip ties.
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I set a limit, it was passed and won't bid again because I don't need it. Finishing my wife's Nova and swapping my 55 Chevy engine into my Valkyrie.
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I'm sure the laid off workers, their families and the local business will miss the key lime part but not the corporate willy wooden shoes.
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Two more places on my list! Thanks for posting the photos. Paul
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On 10/20/2019 at 4:57 PM, Vladislav said:
Paul,
I went through Brown and Sharpe tools and found the largest taper reamers of 1.33 OD (and $500 worth). Mack king pins are even larger. Also not sure about 7 degree taper. That angle was marked as used for tie rod end holes (and plenty of reamers to fix those holes and up to 1") but I found no facts of what the king pin taper is.
If milling the holes in a beam it's possible to make the sleeve by lathe and cut the taper already in there before pressing in. I suppose it wouldn't deform really much after in. Also the king pin would add pressure and correct minor "outofshapenesses". Also if I were doing the job I would make a step seat for the sleeve and weld it over to the beam on both sides.
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2 hours ago, yarnall said:
That is a neat truck. A have sent a couple waterpumps to Authur Gould rebuilder. They are worth a call. Mike
Did you know they moved from Long Island to Massachusetts?
Arthur Gould Rebuilders Inc789 Wachusett St. Building C Unit 2,
Holden, MA 01520
(508) 210-0891
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12 hours ago, james j neiweem said:
So anybody have any idea where the pictures are domiciled.?
Go into Hanks Forum and look for the thread on pictures, there is a post on the old site pictures and quite a few of the members have licks to their photos.
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2000 up Midliner 300 series
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2 hours ago, j hancock said:
Very KooL ride! Think it is actually a 1968 model because it has no door vent windows.
I never really paid much attention to Camaros and Chevelles but do remember up dating the 67 models with 68 parts to stay in your Super Stock class the following years. Did that with my 1970 Challengers and 1971 Duster for three years in a row.
Would bet he has it in one of his barns.
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On 10/9/2019 at 7:24 PM, Brian L Blaylock said:
Hey 41 Chevy I think that decal as a mud flap would be awesome
I've put out feelers for prices on100 pairs. That seems to be the minimum for a white based unit.
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I don't need an other BUT I bid on it. Too nice to not take a shot at. They are quick with minor work. Thanks for the heads up. Paul
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13 hours ago, james j neiweem said:
I guess if truck photographers don't want to cash in that is their business. I don't get the point of keeping all this truck history to themselves though. Its kind of like when you were -I am going to take my bat and ball and go home. Everyone loses.
My photos I post anyone can use , I can't see not letting people enjoy them, just don't put their name on the and take credit for them.
Funny about taking the bat and ball and leaving, that's what Rob Archer said in his post on Hanks forum.
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2 hours ago, TS7 said:
I wondered what was happening with the new medium-duty truck. There must something going on with it that the UAW wants in on. This tells me that Volvo is spending money on Mack. West coast plant? UD based Mack medium-duty? But still this is dumb strike by the UAW.
Look what GM just agreed to with their workers. I see a lot more going out to get their piece of the pie.
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23 hours ago, Quickfarms said:
You own the copyright to the picture you took unless you Transfered it in writing
The person who supposedly copyrighted the picture, did they actually copy right it or are they just claiming they did, and the lawyer would have an uphill battle on this one
It is possible that there are two very similar images out there
The reality is it's probably not worth the trouble
The photo was taken from my pick up of my truck in my yard and there is not another Marmon with the paint scheme I painted on it.
AS for copy righting the photos there were photos from Autocar, the original Sterlings and Pacifics that were factory releases but are copyrights by people who were not even alive than.
Kevin (KSCARBEL) posted photos form Mack of their train engines and the like and got hit on here by a lawyer representing the "owner".
Basically it is a grey area on image ownership and even the right to take the photos and in plain english a lot is scare tactics and B.S. .
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5 hours ago, tjc transport said:
maybe it means the truck is possessed by the spirit of harry potter.
Or Sven Van Potter
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Two sides to the coin. I was flagged by a lawyer who apparently makes money on the web threatening legal action over a photo being used with out authorazion. The photo was taken by me of my Marmon in my driveway. Someone took it off my Fotki site, put their name on it, copyrighted it and put it in their Hanks album. Legally I can't do anything about it except comply.
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I'll bet that soon Ford and Mopar will follow, be a boon for the Asians and Germans.
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I think the 30's fire truck is one of Pats (patdbossct) I recall he kept some of his stored there.
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11 minutes ago, Mack Technician said:
Then next time I see the joker with your shopping cart I'm going to tackle him?
Only if it's the Sams Club giant cart full of Frito's
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3 hours ago, Quickfarms said:
Hopefully you have a video of them saying this in a public meeting so you can sue each of them personally for defamation of character
Minutes of the meeting have it all and daughter in laws video.
As for suing them, people are too quick to sue over every little thing, it is better to have them called out and beaten in the village election.
Parking vintage semi at your house.
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My shop is 100 x 100 . . . I have to work wth only the nose in the door because of lack of free space.. :(