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Additional photos of drop deck.

Price reduction for quick sale on my drop deck $16,000

Someone on BMT posted within the last week or two they were looking for a single axle R. I hope they see this, looks like a nice truck.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/hvo/4363384833.html

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/hvo/4346636488.html

Larry, I have a hitch on the bus that I tow my Jeep with maybe we can convert it?

will do.

I too was wondering about Ken so I called him today. He is fine and doing well but extremely busy. He said to tell everyone "hi".

It sure is plus the oversize permit gets expensive!

That makes it a major detail!

JT just a minor detail.

Yes, 17.5 tires. About 33 inches deck height above tires

Additional photo

2003 Great Dane Dropdeck with aluminum floor, nail strips, 48' x 102. Eight new tires, outside alumn wheels, two new never mounted Michelin spares, new winch straps still in box, current federal annual inspection, strobe lights, two tool boxes. $18,000

That is funny!

Thanks Joe. When I put it on I will check to see which way has the best contact.

Thanks Tom

Tom, In your second photo the U bolts on your headache rack are facing up instead of down. I am about to install a headache rack on my Mack and I thought they should face down. All that I have seen are facing down. Is there a reason why yours are facing up? Thanks

Happy birthday Vinny.

My father owned a Gulf service station for nearly 40 years and as a kid gasoline was delivered in orange and blue Mack trucks. Then Gulf Oil Corp. contracted with Matlack to deliver the gas and they were all Macks as Mark has posted. This started my affair with Mack trucks and I can't shake it.

Will do Randy. We are planning on having the dessert gathering at our bus on Saturday at 2:00 PM for BMT members and friends. This will be the third year we have done this and looking forward to meeting everyone. We started this after attending Macungie the prior year for the first time where we walked around for two days and met just a few BMT members. Wanted to have a function where everyone could get together and get to know each other better.

I get my 45 ' bus in the camping area so a 35' camper would be easier.

Happy birthday. Have a great day!

Thanks for all of the good info on my EUP. Haven't had time to work on it yet by thanks for the help.

If you've never been to Zerns....... well its kind of hard to describe Zerns is a must see. I worked for Boyertown Casket Company, Boyertown, PA and was transferred back to the home office in the late 80's from Ohio. Everyone said we had to go to "The Sale", which is what the locals call Zerns, Could not believe it. Very unique! I walked out of there and expected to see the parking lot full of buses that had brought the characters, I mean people, in. I had been back there many times over the years for meetings but never knew such a cast of characters existed. I knew they had to be imported thus my looking for the buses. Casket Company closed and we moved back to Ohio but we still continue to go back to area to visit friends several times a year. On one of our return visits our grandson, who was 4 or 5 at the time, was with us and a trip to Zerns was in order. After walking around for about an hour he stopped and looked up at us and said "are we at the circus?". Yes, Zerns is a must visit when in the area. We will be at Macungie this year and when we leave on Sunday we will go 20 miles down route 100 to Bechtelsville, where we use to live, and spend a few days visiting friends and touring the area. We only lived there for two years but we fell in love with the area and never miss a chance to get back there.