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cruiseliner64

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  1. They always do come back....like when theyre lookin for money for a hair do or new shoes..... Paul
  2. Theres a smell of fish in the air for me on this one.Surely a shop could find out very quickly if an engine had seized??? I dont think a shop would try to tow start a truck without enough air to relese the brakes...... Paul
  3. Oh and the 3 examples you have there ...Iv seen them all in concert over the years.... Paul
  4. 100% agree JC.You have some fine examples there.ZZ Top played in Ireland in 86 I think it was and brought the car and the girls with them.They shot some video at a beach just 4 miles from where I live.Dont know if it was ever used but Iv never seen it.Unfortunely I didnt get to see them but I did see the car later the same week....You have jogged another thought outta the back of the head🤣 Paul
  5. Oh yeah as for food,one thing I have alway loved on my visits to the US is to go to a good smokehouse...man baby back ribs...sausage, burgers,pulled pork,chicken wings...the list is endless... Paul
  6. Cant say how I missed this topic but heres my take...Love many different types of music...country,rock,trad,80s...If we're talking a celeb for wife material then its Debbie Harry aka Blondie for me,still in love with her..saw her in concert last year...Had a binge on alcohol for about 5 years in my late teens early 20s.drank just about anything and went to bed with any female that was old enough and had a pulse....but outta the haze came a beautiful woman who cleaned me up and sorted me out.Glad to say we are still together....We both still enjoy a beer but its once a month or thereabouts...Only drink that turns my stomach is Baillys Irish Cream,a mix of Irish whiskey and cream Yuck Yuck Yuck....anyway thats my story... Paul
  7. I cant speak about how things were/are in the US as I never lived there but here in Ireland things are much much worse than the 80s.My son just bought a house about the same size as my own but cost 16 times more than I paid...His wages,ajusted for inflation are about 7 times more than mine when I bought my house.While interest rates are lower now than the 80s my mortgage was for 20 years,his is for 40 years.He wont have it paid untill hes 71....paying much more in interest as a result.Wages here have not kept anywhere near inflation.When I got married my wife did not have to work,my sons wife MUST work.So for me things were much much better in the 80/90s...... Paul
  8. Ah Mech,if only...I'd go back to those times in the blink of an eye.Ireland only really caught up to the rest of the world starting in the mid 80s.the first 20 years of my existance was bliss.Now I'm really lucky to have a wife who feels the same and we keep things as 80s as we can.We'v often been told we live in the past but that a big 10/4 for us.... Paul
  9. Wow what a beautiful R model.best of luck with it...been a cabover man all my life but thats a beauty...love it... Paul
  10. Yeah im 21 going on 61....your as old as you feel....age is but a number.. Paul
  11. They are Joey and as Nathen said those wheels are bloody heavy...and so is everything else!!!! Paul
  12. Happy birthday guys..none of us getting any younger...I'll be 61 soon but still loving life..... Paul
  13. Nathen's Cruiseliner and ours are similar spec as they were sister trucks.I'v 55000 rears and 5 inch springs.Both trucks are 150 ton designed weight but down rated to 80 ton in the UK for road tax.... Paul
  14. Thanks for the review.Iv never driven a road truck with auto gearbox.I have driven Volvo,Cat,Toro,Normet and Aveling Barford haul trucks with auto boxes and wouldnt be pushed on them.With haul trucks I'd say the problem is where are you going to get a clutch to take the power and shock loadings of 7/800 HP versus 150 tons or more....good pictures by the way. Paul
  15. Cool truck..of course it drove amazing...its a MACK.Thanks for shareing... Paul
  16. Sounds like quite the truck to have.Id love to have seen it...Dont worry about Breakfasts they come and go,most arnt worth remembering!!! Paul
  17. I think there might have been a handful of those in the UK but Iv never seen one.Good looking truck... Paul
  18. Id say that was something to see.Is it still with us? Paul
  19. Something about the Crackerbox and the Dodge L1000 that I really love.Think it might be that they were the first big square cabover we got to see over here,mind you in pictures only.The most popular cabover on the roads here were the F700 and the Road Commander2.....Happy days.... Paul
  20. 1000% agree.I done exactly that and I guess im lucky to not have had any major health issues but I missed out big time on family for years.You look after yourself and the very best of luck with your next visit... Paul
  21. I thought the whole idea of a BBQ was to burn everything........ Paul
  22. Mech,your like a Mack,few new parts you'll go forever....yeah love to meet up with some BMT members.Maybe Macunge next year.... Paul
  23. Not for me....but then im an ould fella!!!! Paul
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