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  1. Vladislav
    There are two ways to go at the moment. Remove at least one head and the pan and take some pistons out to inspect the rings. Or to brake it in. Second looks easier although it's easier to locate their mistake if any. Have you note the oil level lowering?
  2. Vladislav
    Thank you for clearing Mike. I related that hood with B73/75 and was wrong. The only question now is where to get 17500 extra cash plus shipping where to get 4 extra years of life to bring this thing to the condition I'd like to see in
  3. Vladislav
    Best Birthday wishes to your father Randy! 75 is a good score and I too wish many more!!
  4. Vladislav
    Paul, that's a great stuff to see! Many thanks for sharing from your neighbourhood. Some set back axler's in Europe. Interesting point some of these have British plates on although are LHD.
  5. Vladislav
    I would say (for quite shure) NJU. A different pretty rare WW2 beast. At least the wheel base size and Timken axles point out on that. Shure if it's a Mack at all. NJU's had Mack flat head gassers from the factory. The red one in the pic is the only survivor I ever heard of of 700 units built. Cheers, Vlad
  6. Vladislav
    Front bumper looks off a heavier E. EM, EQ and maybe EH also. Thank you for sharing this nice vehicle.
  7. Vladislav
    Sorry to not follow the cost discussion although the hood length of this unit seems to me as short as of a B67. Were they V8 B's had this style factory or were either different ones with "normal" (B61 size) hood length?
  8. Vladislav
    Would fit a Superliner although the one is for a MH. Central square cut outs are for steps. If this be a chrome plated one I'd be Paypalling right at the moment.
  9. Vladislav
    There are different values over the globe indeed.. Thank you for posting neat rigs folks.
  10. Vladislav
    I would grab it with RHD or LHD or with no steering at all. Where's my winning ticket?... Paul, anything of the same style for a L model? Thank you for sharing
  11. Vladislav
    I thought I've learned some things being on here for a while but that picture got me to find out I've not. The hoods with that style of grill mean the trucks are RL/RS. But they were Hayward built. So what a chance was to picture them up in Allentown?
  12. Vladislav
    Drooling, drooling, drooling... No matter you're full or hungry
  13. Vladislav
    Hope Gladys stock has enough bottles of the top secret component to serve hot menu lines.
  14. Vladislav
    Paul, that's a good question. Dead Sea is a lake with too high salt concentration although I'm in doubt it could carry a 100 ton road train on it's surface
  15. Vladislav
    Yea, surprizingly unexpected NZ environment and fauna Congats on getting home Tim!
  16. Vladislav
    Is Swanzey tanker of the same gang?
  17. Vladislav
    Some days you must be luckie!
  18. Vladislav
    It's sad to hear. Rest in peace.
  19. Vladislav
    Neat rig! Wonder was a truck a "father" and a train a "mother" or vice versa?
  20. Vladislav
    Very nice idea. And the thing is turned out as not so "mini". Thank you for posting.
  21. Vladislav
    Guy, who suppied Israel with vehicles in the early times? British army? Or any international support programm? I was told Soviet Union sold to Israel a lot of arms after WW2 including captured German tanks and aircrafts. Is that true? Thank you for posting that nice shot.
  22. Vladislav
    That's pretty funny.
  23. Vladislav
    Interesting conception for the future on my mind. Difficult to imagine it working in real nowadays but time goes by very fast. Sometimes much faster than we would like.
  24. Vladislav
    Happily he didn't make a wreck or any damage to others around him. Wonder how are chances of him to hold a steering wheel in the future?
  25. Vladislav
    I would say she looks allmighty And that trailer is too interesting setup. Once I checked for lowboys overhere and found out they worth a hell regardless the age. And mate... a grease plate sounds pear shaped. We call it "sattle" here

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