MACKAMOKE

There's a couple new pics on my album

Mike

Thanks Bowtie, I never thought about them.

Mike

Looking for glass, Pass side for 70' diamond reo Also door seals glass brushes etc. I'ts that Diamond Reo/White/Autocar/Western star type conventional cab.

I know this is a mostly Mack site. But I need help.

Any lines on parts or suppliers for this type of thing.

help in any way would be greatly appreciated.

Mike Wallace

Mike- I have towed a 38' 5th wheel RV with my B67 Mack successfully all over the country. In fact, were it not for the RV, the Mack wouldn't have a thing to do in life. Roaring into a camp ground at night in a semi really gets their attention too-

Pin absolutely same thing.

Dial up www.stovebolt.com, select features, select saga, select "Hauling with the Big Dogs" and reall all about it. In fact, read "Hi You Silver Rides Again" and read about the resto of this Mack. Good luck

Hauling with the Big Dogs

Hi Yo Silver Rides Again

Thanks Guys,

I appreciate the info, this place is a great resource for people new to the antique truck hobby or any truck enthusiast.

Thanks,

Mike

I was at a different RV dealer the other day and he claimied that the Rv trailer king pin is the same as a semi trailer. (I always thought they looked close but never actually measured.) He was saying he's had Semi trucks come in and just hook right up?? If this is true wouldn't it be hard on the frame of the RV? with torsion I mean, most rv fiths pivot L to R a little.

Does anybody do this with success?? I was thinking when the guy said it that would be neat for a show just take your "shell" with you. You experts please weigh in....

Mike

Here is a pic my buddy from OS Hill (an International Dealer) took. It is nice to see one of these working and not going to a rap concert!

I hope that ford bed can take it. my buddy is in a tif with ford about repalcing the bed on his F350 Dually he doesn't use it for anything except toys and a 40'gooseneck camper. He loaded his motorcycle and went to Daytrona and in the time down and back his bed sheet metal pushed down and out of shape almost an inch or two where the wheels were. I'll give you al little leeway that the bike was a Boss Hoss but come-on thats unacceptable in my book, the bike only weighs 1000 lbs.

Needless to say, my Duallly is a chebby

Hope I didn't hurt anyone's feelings

Mike

[Let us know when it gets closer I would be interested In it for a parade piece I'm a Volunteer Firefighter that's into restorations of Trucks and farm tractors too check my photo album.

Mike

Hi I was wiped from the forums somehow and had to reset everything.

Check out my pics in my gallery. Hope to keep posting uninterupted this time

Mike