j hancock

Parked behind the Freeway Flyer Superliner.

Depending on interests, there is the air museum at Bradley Field which is north of Hartford, CT. The North East Motor Sports Museum is full of local vintage racing equipment at the track in Loudon, NH. I enjoy visiting the "cottages" of Newport, RI. Newport is a fun place but it is also the world's largest zoo during peak summer! https://www.neam.org/index.php https://www.nemsmuseum.com/ https://www.discovernewport.org/

Thanks Bob. I will have to go check the lights out next year.

If you sign on the dotted line for an HX, hope it goes well. Your comments over time have not been positive about the WS. Work is tough enough without having issues with the equipment.

Wish it was mine! None of my ED's look good. The wrecker was at Macungie where I took the picture. I will try for more pics when I see it next.

Check this link for the cab info. The original listing got lost in a site update so scroll down to the second comment and hit the pdf and it should load so you can view. https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/tutorials/article/11-b-model-cab-data/ B production info. https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/tutorials/article/208-b-model-production-info/

Congrats to all!

Ready for the show! Macungie 2014.

Still have a few more pictures.

Whatcha got there is definitely a military axle. I have never looked but does the military spec use a straight rail frame over the front suspension?

Unplug the internet.... Time to run a string and get a couple tin cans.

Welcome! 45's are good looking rigs.

Always in style!