j hancock

Looks like it! Hadn't noticed and they are white or maybe gold?

Looks Good!

Time to get back on those spokes. They aren't painting themselves.

My 285 hp in direct with 4.17 and 11R24.5 rubber (22" spoke) is 68-70 mph.

Probably closer to 13500-14000 lbs.

Hey Paul, good to see the remodeling project is almost done!

You are right OD. Safety first.

Yes indeed, safety first.

Maybe she is wearing riding leathers? Must have been a small cow...

Sorry, I really should wait until I regain my composure before replying.

Thanks for sharing.

Did you have......ahhhh..... a special moment?

The plot thickens...

The whitewall floats are a nice touch!

Looks Fantastic!

Maybe he did, maybe he didn't...

Dang, the railroad hobos must be drinking again.

FEMA leftovers?

Why are they all green on the inside? Hmmmm.....

After the trans and rear end work, have you had the truck out on the road? As it is being driven does it seem like it is running out of fuel?

When it won't start, try unscrewing the filters to see if the filters have fuel right to the very top.

If you are not getting fuel to the filters, you can try GENTLY pressurizing the fuel tank with compressed air to see if fuel is flowing to the filter. Sometimes fuel lines look ok but the inner liner has collapsed.

The "Got Milk" truck!

I don't believe a Vulva ever had a steering wheel wear out.

That is a Great looking truck!

That's a Score!

Student housing for Yale University?

That's nice!

Makes you want to go out and buy one.

Nice to see you have the kiddo started in the Mack Early Education Program.

Be the only one on the block!

Excellent!

Pictures from the festivities appreciated.

X 2 on application of anti seize with installation.