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  1. Some of 'em may need to get out in the real world for a while and make a living and they might look at things a little differently.

    As long as they do real work.....or put Everybody in the service for 2 years.

  2. Rob,

    Devino used Truck's & Parts had a realy nice R700 with a V8 Mack Motor in his yard a couple of weeks ago, It was an X Long Island sand hauler, so It was a little to heavv for me. Soooo after thinkin about It for a couple of days, I said 'Ah what the hell' so I called Mike,..... The export guy beat me to the punch, the tractor is on It's way to Africa!! China men say ' he who stand still to long soon go backwards'

    Wasn't a Black R700 with a Red chassis was it?

  3. Yup! 41 chevy hit the nail on the head! being an ex-bedbugger myself,i have always been interested in the history of the moving and storage industry,i have some old records from my former employer (Atlas Van lines) and in 1967 1 in 3 tractors either leased or company owned was an H-model Ford! and as stated,they were more commonly referred to as "two story falcons" hard to find any vintage moving memorabilia WITHOUT a picture of a Ford on it!,they were VERY popular with movers,in my opinion,the only truck that was more popular with movers because it stayed in production longer,was the GMC Astro/Chevy Titan 90.................Mark

    My uncle worked for Walton P Davis Movers and ran from N.Y. to Florida with one. He was very upset when they replaced it with a I.H. Transtar.

  4. ya,,,remember when i was a kid,,thier was quite a few of them out there,,,very popular with bedbuggers...and yes they are very cool..lol two story falcon,,,havent heard that in years.bob :banana:

    Theres a gentle man that has a 64 Ford H and a International Conco that I'd like to buy. You're right Bob, Allied and NorthAmerican were big H model users.

  5. Written across the wall of the cave were the following symbols:

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    It was considered a unique find and the writings were said to be at least 3000 years old! The piece of stone was removed, brought to the Museum, and Archaeologists from around the World came to study the Ancient Symbols. They held a huge Meeting after months of Conferences to discuss the meaning of the markings. The President of the Society pointed to first drawing and said:

    "This is a Woman. We can see these People held Women in high esteem.

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    You can also tell they were intelligent, as the next symbol is a donkey, so they were smart

    enough to have animals help them till the soil.

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    The next drawing is a shovel, which means they had tools to help them."

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    Even further proof of their high intelligence is the fish which means that if a famine hit the Earth and food didn't grow, they seek food from the Sea.

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    The last symbol appears to be the Star of David which means they were evidently Hebrews.

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    The audience applauded enthusiastically.

    Then a little old Jewish man stood up in the back of the room and said,

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    "Idiots...

    Hebrew is read from right to left... It says: 'Holy Mackerel, Dig The Ass On That Chick"

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  6. BUMP. Sorry for starting an old topic but I have a few pictures from my area, really bad flooding. One river came up 5ft over its banks and flooded a whole town for days. Some flooding still hasn't gone down. Will post pics around 3 ish.

    Tom

    Hope all those B's got their boots and slickers on, see your still under water. Paul

  7. I guess Gibson Guitar CO. is next on the Obama an Holder hit list, along with the Chrysler Dealers!! An get this hot off the press the Pres. of Iran is goin have lunch with, I think 12 students of Columbia U. in NYC!! I hope they are all gay!! Now I have nothin against gay people, but let's see if Ackmojackmeoff will have a B.L.T with those guys?? IIIIIIIIIIIII think not.

    BULLHUSK

    Stupid kids! Do they know who he is? or is it to show Obammy they follow him and stand behind him?

  8. This Saturday is the English town Diesel Truck Drags and Show. Any one from the area going to attend? We'er leaving Friday night and be there when the gates open. This is my Marmon, we'll be in the show /venders area, stop and say hello. Paul

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  9. Damn man you could made a neat sleeper!!. Didn't you know the drive train is all Detroit based?? My uncle did machine shop work for Raymond Corsann Rolls Royce in Queens. The 6 was a GMC 302, the V8 372 Cadillac that R/R got as Unassembled partially machined castings, same on the Hydromatic (neutral,drive,2nd,low,reverse). The rears were licenced made Ford 1/1/4 ton truck with the servo activated Mechanical brakes that wouldn't stop in reverse til the servo turned 180 degrees. Still neat cars!

  10. Paul, the first time I attempted it, my ignorant adjusting caused me to have to go back to mack and buy a new replacement air valve because the way I had it, when truck was shut down and all air bled off overnight, cab sagged down so much that rod overextended air valve and actually snapped it off. The adjusting rod from bottom of cab to air valve is threaded. This time I had all air bled, adjusted rod with threads until it had air valve extended to its max point without overextending, then tightened it all in there. Most likely I need to replace the 2 small shocks on it also, cause I think they are completely shot and not helping much. when I start truck now, it hits bout 50 psi on air pressure and cab starts to rise. Heh, if you dont get it stiff enough, its like riding a roller coaster every time you shift. There are prolly a lot more on here that know more bout it than me, but thats the way i went bout it. i really dont think cabs are posed to sag much as mine when no air pressure, but, like I said, my 2 lil shocks under there may not be doing their part. Good Luck, and let me know how it goes. randyp

    I'll be doing the bags at the end of the month when I'm off again. Mine beleeds completly down when it sits and both bagsleak from dry rot. I'll let ypu know how it goes. Paul

  11. I was working near Riverheads Gabreski Airport when the 106th Rescue Wing took off with almost the full unit, followed a few minutes later by the 2 C-130s from the 213th Engineeers Squadron based there. I called home to see what was going on and found out about the attack. Truely a sad day. We, on a few occasions could smell the fires from over 70 miles east. I haven't been to lower Manhatten since. Paul

  12. I heard Bob had problems, I always thought it was a set up. My B-61 Mixer is an ex Colonial, ex Certified, ex Roanoke unit...still has 6 or 8 yards in it. I never vote for anybody I'm told to, never even thought of sending it back postage due.....

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