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  1. bulldog man
    Everyonce inawhile i come across an older R Model that has the Sqaure headlights in the hood like a SuperLiner insted of the round headlights like a older R600 series Are these made from the factory as an option or are these made as a aftermarket part they are out there but somewhat rare I think its a cool look on the older R Models but like i said its somewhat rare like the sliding glass windows in the R Models later yall
  2. bulldog man
    Thats a good thing to know fellas that our friends down under still have parts for a E6 & E 7 Motor later
  3. bulldog man
    Ultraliner is in the Cabovers like Mackdog said examples Are : F ,MH & WS (cruiseliner) Here in the states The Superliner was available in a 600 or 700 Series depending on what Specs ya wanted The 700 series carried the E9 Mack Motors Cummins ,Cat motors & I have seen an ocassional Detroit motor in a 700 seires in a Superliner hope this helps & later yall IMOP The SuperDog was the Granddaddy of the R Models
  4. bulldog man
    to BMT Glad your here w/ us & thats a clean looking 66' R Model later
  5. bulldog man
    Ditto here Max i too will stick to the E6 & E 7 As long as i can later
  6. bulldog man
    As long as the attack includes A Slow race & weight sled compition later yall
  7. bulldog man
    thats my guess more of Vo*V*'S later
  8. bulldog man
    heres a link over towards Hanks truck pictures where they talk bout the Mack motors look under mike malone he talks bout the econodyne & maxidyne , thermodyne motors & i didnt realize they had a board there & now that trent refreshes the memory i belive thats right i belive the TQ Ratings were Lower & hp was higher thats a Screamin jimmy that were called "fuel pinchers" DUH lol Brain fart but i do remember the dealer telling us when we bought a 89 R Model & they came out the econodyne was supposed to be better on fuel than the Maxidyne later
  9. bulldog man
    Joe if any possible ya probly could find model number on tranny & tell us im sure someone here would know & could tell ya then bro just an idea man Hate to put Herb on the spot but i think HK could tell ya if ya find a model # on tranny sounds like a cool lil project for example :like "olddog" has a 10 spd duplex I belive its TD772 or TRD772 ON mine Sure sounds like a personal attack personal attacks are not welcome here & are This a board for members to exchange info with each other & help each other out Ditto on what Rob said & i have vented & have put my 2 cents in, fell better now & hope that helps ya joe or throw idea @ ya bro Later
  10. bulldog man
    To best i can remember : Econodyne was basically the "fuel pincher" or fuel effcient version of the Mack motors Maybe FJH , superdog , HK or Barry could chime in & know something i dont later yall
  11. bulldog man
    to BMT Once your bittin by the Truck bug (or equipment bug too ) thats a virus for life & the bug is even worse Glad your here w/ us enjoy later yall
  12. bulldog man
    Ya some of my trucks were jimmys & i like em (just another class 8 Truck gone due to V%*V%'s ) THose ole 2 troke jimmy motors are part the reason for my hear loss @ my young age of 32 but i like em anyway for more reasons than the sound i agree w/ other that looks like a late 40's to early 50's 900 id like to hear em run later yall
  13. bulldog man
    Thats why i still like E6 & E7 MOTORS ALOT LESS CRAP On motor & I CAN WORK ON IT IF I HAVE TOO Later
  14. bulldog man
    Yup it is the cab & the oval muffler @ the bottom of the pipe gives it away & A 237 & 2 Stick 6 spd is 1 good combination w/ 20k f/a & 44k r/a it ought to be an awsome truck in the dirt & mud i know the DM's we had were good looking truck too OH Ya to BMT Glad your here w/ us later yall
  15. bulldog man
    to BMT Glad your here w/ us there are plenty of knowledgable folks here that will be glad to help answer your questions later
  16. bulldog man
    to BMT Glad your here with us I Never knew that H " CHERRYPICKER" Models carried the 864 V8 375 H.P. Mack motors later
  17. bulldog man
    Sounded like a cool truck sounds like the current bowtie will be just as cool to BMT IVe been around the since birth im named after a B model HAVE DRIVRIN, worked on & Owned them & wouldnt mind building a R Model pickup so ive got the virus just as bad & since the death of my granddad in 05' its been a long wait of owning another DM But next spring looks like im finally back in the cab of a THAT I OWN Everday later Bulldog
  18. bulldog man
    To BMT Tandem Glad your here w/ us once ya bitten by the bug the virus is hard to get rid of i ought to know ive pratically had the virus since birth since im named after a B model & have been raised up around them & drive em everyday have a goodone
  19. bulldog man

    Music

    bulldog man replied to other dog's topic in Odds and Ends

    IM 32 & Listen to Country , Rock, bluegrass & blues (esp the MS Delta blues like BB King , Rl burnside for example since the delta is only bout 20 miles south of Memphis & 50 miles south of me ) Lotta outlaw style country Pink Floyd , Aerosmith classic rock in general newer style rock (like nickelback) Metal (i e mettalica a/c dc etc) Not much on rap later
  20. bulldog man
    Here's a link to the Aussie style Rmodel used in Road Warrior someone put the part of move on Youtube where Max gets the & takes it back to the refinery my favorite part of movie Aussie style R model enjoy yall & also this was 1st time i herd an air starter on ANY TRUCK my granddad toook me to see movie i was 8yrs old & when mel started that ole 237 over w/ that air starter i jumped 10' out my seat my granddad laughed his head off later
  21. bulldog man
    Ditto thats a cool pic & this my favorite pulling truck too yall the buckeye bulldog love see the rolling out the pipes of the buckeye bulldog later yall
  22. bulldog man
    Olddog3[1].jpg

    From the album: Bulldog's gallery

    My 64' B422T That is my namesake & was the oldest truck in what was my granddad's & Dads small fleet of bout 4 trucks in the excavating business we had this is the 1 truck that stayed & NEVER got traded or sold off esp in my granddad's estate (cause it's TITLED in MY NAME Since 1996) Mechanically hes in good shape other than new gauge cluster (pull start less than 20' ) BUT he needs some paint & body work where the rust is in the floor board on passenger side basically cosmetic & the window put in on passenger side (which i have ) & new chrome Stright pipe (Explain to me whats a muffler again ? ) want to update the 711 (not original motor was a 438 :mack gas orig) to a 300 or 350 4V & Put pilot hubs & alcoa wheels on just need a shop or a pole barn again to get him to where i can work on him this winter Not the best pic of "olddog" yall (it was taken w/ my phone ) but plan to get better pics w/ friends digital camera more pics to come yall
  23. bulldog man
    yup thats what the 711 thermodyne is rated in "olddog"
  24. bulldog man
    yup thats what i had 2 do was sign avidaivd & pay taxes on my truck & it has been in my family since 69' even though it was tagged every year since dad 1st bought it back in 69
  25. bulldog man
    My grandparents took myself & my sister to see road warrior when i was 8 years old when it came out in theaters . THIS WAS THE 1ST TIME I HERD AN AIR STARTER ON A TRUCK I JUMPED OUT MY SEAT IT SCARED ME SO MUCH To this day i still jump @ the sound of an air starter if i anit expecting it .... later yall

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