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Hi all!
There was the interesting event I didn't want to miss so I made a trip to Europe to.
Most the stuff showed was of 1:24 or 1:25 scale. Some models were lager though.
I made a lot of pics for shure, here you can see the most interesting and attractive ones.
And keep in mind, the shots were done in Jabekke, not in Winfall, if someone was in waiting for another sort of them
Had many talks with nice folks there also.
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Does a glider have a chassis number stamped on a frame?
One of my R's has both rails mark-free.
Maybe re-railing? But they are painted in the original frame color, almost like the everything about the chassis.
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What is the kind of the gear box?
I might be interested in it (box) if it's some TRD-72, the bigger one, not TRD-67.
Vlad
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Looks solid and no much rust for Canadian unit.
If it would be a twin I might start to wiggle my a$$ an a chair.
RW is damn attractive excepting the bank wich doesn't look bad on my mind. That's a wrong thing though.
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Have you seen so much snow in Kansas at the lunch time today??
That stuff looks mostly gone in my neck of the woods yet..
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I double all the kind words above in your address Kscarbel.
The most reason for me being here is getting knowledge over the truck product we all here too love.
It's a great chance for me as a person who lives far away and who lived many years in the past behind the shield of the Cold war to be involved in the living of so nice community of Mack people. This way I really happy while here and want to say special thanks personally to you and to everybody else who share interesting and useful information over the part of the trucking world we all so used to enjoy.
Vlad.
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Wonder about the interior.
It must have steel dash in, isn't it?
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A kind of laziness wich is actual a real stupidity.
The show truck must go a long way so they will need to wash it very well before the show must go on.
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With 12v71 it would be a mad beast.
Just an easy spray of the wheels with a can and cleaning/polishing up the cab might make her nice-looking white-dressed lady.
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Randy, PM sent.
Tom, too sorry to learn that.
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Best wishes guys!
Enjoy your day!
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The most interesting question (for some of us) was that U-model or DM?
I like those snowy and sunny road shots (as usual), the beasts are cool. At least no less cooler than the goats on the hill.
And those B&W adds in the magasine - were they fresh or they'we just a history?
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That's above is cool, thanks for the links.
Although could anybody tell me what is the general difference beteween TR-107 and T-200 series?
They look have much in common. Both are triple countershafts.
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Vlad, these are not too far from The Mahan Family's home, kind of surprised they have not purchased them. They must not want to negotiate on the price at all??????
Randy, I got a mind after being at Mahan he's not interested much in after the war trucks.
As for the price I also think it's way over although time usually make changes in man's opinions especially when they're needing some cash.
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Cool looking truck!
Makes impression at all.
What was the matter of a RD of those years?
Looks quite as a R to me, no set back axle or anything else viewable.
Vlad
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Found it quite by chance.
Looks not terrible expensive and I think the price might be an object of discussion because the owner had it posted some while ago.
Not many of them used to show up anyway.
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Looks cool!
Is this cab from the same designer as the dump truck?
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$10,000 for a nice solid rust free cab and 3/8" single frame E9 powered truck with 500,000KM only around 300,000 Miles.
That was a steal, although I'm glad to know you finally ended up with that deal.
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Welcome to the group!
I like the way your trucks are painted.
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Better stay in the warm house than in an icy jam by the road.
If no really hard reason to find adventures on your a$$.
I know it's difficult sometimes when you used to drive all your life.
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hope he saved enough on gas to pay for the body work
He probably wanted to rope start.
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I'm still wonder what a tranny TRDXL-107 or its modifications is?
It looked like a triple counter shaft unit.
But why it's not one of the T-200 series?
Model show in Jabekke, Belgium
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Those Bulldogs were shure built off the Monogram boxes although with a great amount of labour and love.
If you look well you may see the seat cushion on the crane is removed showing the springs in the cracked area.
Both 2 AC's were built by Czehian guy. He had 2 or 3 different extra ones, had the pics of them in his phone.
The cars on the bottom pics were really nice done with the most accuracy. Every little part was worked out really perfect.
The paint job was just at the top level.