bigmack73

Yea theres alot trucks dere ill see what else i can take pics of

thats sweet wish i had garage that big to work on my trucks

thats sweet wish i had a garage that big to work on my trucks

the black mack had water up to the radiator and the white completely submerged... i got alot of work starting monday on that white truck... ill let you guys know how Lisa's doing

Got the black one running yesterday now start workin on the white one on monday

ive been looking for a nice looking single axle dump and everytime i find one those exporters get to it 1st...

get a value on the trucks and get a property lien against the owner (thats if he owns the lot?)

BULLHUSK

he doesnt own

They both double frame?

yes

Good looking trucks,where you from?Get the water out?

im in nyc they dont look like that anymore because of that salt water i will get more recent pics been really buzy

Welcome to the jungle. Sorry about your loss of the Bulldogs. Pictures we love pics. and lastly IDK

Ill put pics up later i know you guys will love em

Sorry to hear about the trucks...How long were they under water,did you drain the fluids right away?

No because the owner of the lot is responsible for all trucks and he claims he will fix them but has about 20 other trucks to do

Hey guys im 22 and had big dreams. I own two mack rmodels. One is. 77' with a twin stick and the other is a 87' with a 10 spd and basically they bother were covered with salt water fully submerged because of hurricane Sandy. My mom has been working three jobs and i want her to retire and those trucks were her ticket and now i have nothing. My questionis can i rebuild those motors or am i wasting my time because it was salt water and not fresh. Where they were parked they should've never been there the owner of the lot moved them and now there lost. Can i sue him.