41chevy
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All I know is you come out of the canon at 125 miles per hour.... followed by your poop doing 124 miles per hour. It appears to be built from pieces and is powered by a 390 Caddy V8 and a Hydra matic. Paul
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So Mochell wouldn't come down in price tsk tsk tsk...
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ATCA National Meet Truck Replica Raffle
41chevy replied to Doug Maney's topic in Truck Shows and Events
Nice. Dave is a stand up guy! Paul -
The mileage seems low to me also, checked the # and they were all used by a L.I. company called BlueLinx delivering building supplies to local lumber yards. I'm curious about the chassis specs. If they check out and go with a good price, I'll put my Weldbilt equipment carrier body on it. No real heavy loads carried. We'll see on Monday when they reopen.
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The local truck dealer has 4 CH Macks for sale. All are 1999 and are 350 with 10 speed and 44 rear day cabs. All have 150000 to 300000 miles. How reliable were they. I heard that they are underpowered with the 350. I'm thinking of on as a replacement for my wrecked R car carrier with its 25 foot body. Paul
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At the Sarasota Circus Museum. Has been retired since 1970. Paul
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I'll have to look through my old Over Drive mags. They did a small feature on that B and the Aero B bout 2 years ago. Paul
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Ultra dry woods and a piece of broken glass acting like a magnifier lens on the first fire. The second was a person burning leaves. Paul
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Welcome aboard! Thanks for your service! That B you want sound like a great thing to chase after and should not be hard to come up with. Paul
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YEAH!!!!
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Some people just deserve it more is all. My grand son took this before their unit on the way set up a fire break. the second one is on scene when it jumped the road...THATS the reason I need to do this! More terrifing for me than my tour of Nam!!!
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Good to hear from you and I got the secret plan you sent me..
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Vinny' the U that I made is a mix of bits and pieces from a Cruiseliner, a R685 and a DM600. The rear and springs are from my parts box. The rest is scratch built. Its probably the only close to true U model around. Paul
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Here is the B61 for Ben and the U (almost) for Vinny and a R410 for Doug.
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They are a combination of kit parts Resin parts and alot of scratch building. Paul
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Hey David, please refrain from calling Barry PBO! PeeBo sound like some getto shoes.... "Yo dig my new PEEBO's....Gots dem wit my gobberment bling card. Word up!!
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I have one almost U that I built in the late 70's, no quite correct but looks okay to me. I post up tomorrow for you. Paul
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O.K. here is a few of a few hundred. Built by me over 35 years
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They deserve it. I got to tell you that!! They drive those stump jumpers right into the fire and go to work. My grand son has a photo of his unit in the woods surrounded by fire pockets. I don't like fire, I'd rather do any thing but that. Paul
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Probably did. I used race my Norton down by a resturant called the Barge and out of Spinny Hill Auto Body. Traded the Norton is 1971 for a new XLH Sporty. Paul
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I have some handmade Mack models I've done over the years I could post, never did much drawing. Pjaul
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1/2 dozen detriot 6v53n
41chevy replied to Freightrain's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
But, it's only a 6v53 not 6v71 eh. -
Had 2 in a row ,over 1700 acres gone , 9 buildings and 3 fire trucks. The last one was 1 mile from house. The guys worked their butts off on the first fire for 2 days straight over 100 fire deptments two Helis and the Air Rescue C130. They deserve a lot of thanks for their work....all volunteers too! Wish we could do more. Paul
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Looks like it'll clean up nice. Good to save it from yard status. Paul
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(My) Vinny's Mack Drawings
41chevy replied to umodelnut's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I recall John Gneggy's "Learn to Draw" just before SkyKing and just after Modern Farmer. I think you draw well Vinny. Much talent! Paul
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