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Superdog,you gotta be proud of that save.

My B-30 wouldn't rise over 180 in the summer going to Macungie.

Prep sol, lacquer thinner type of solvents should cut the glue.

My B-30-P weighed in just under 10,000 with a 14' Flatbed .

Rolling chassis, a few mounting brackets. That's all I was able to save.

Good to hear that Large SUV will have a engine to let it stretch its leg's out with all those gears.

Can't wait to hear you pull out with the twin fours.

Left lane here you go!

Great eye candy!

Now that's a Truck!

Designed in Butler PA. by American Bantam Car Company. All in a very short time.

Deutz?

That's why the CA-31 L cab B-75 option was offered,to shore sales up. This was told to me by a retired Mack engineer.

Totally awesome!

I don't think I ever seen the tractor, years ago they ran a blue Tri Axle milk Truck that ran to the cheese plant daily.

Great photos in the link,thanks.

Merry Christmas to all.

My 62 B-30 had the foot push to start button, I found a new stock Delco distributor and installed a diesel dash with a tach ,just to add on. Small B models have a character all there own.

Sure was nice to finally meet you, sorry I didn't have any more time to hang out, or buy a cup for you and Redneck, next time.Thanks for what you do.

She's a looker,still

After a lot of comparison, I went with the Eastwood 130,got a bottle of gas,wire,so far good welds seem to be on the hot side for a 110 welder.

Another nice Truck, I see the Jimmy in the background

Great car.sorry it sold.

The truck is looking good,great effort.

That Dog topic is covered In the wiki section... Facing.