mowerman
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TJ that was a genius, but you just topped all of us … Bob
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Man, I’m right there with you Bubba I hate it mainly it does us no favors at all in my racket long shifts and tire chains … Bob
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Hell, I just spotted this. Missed it somehow now I am laughing my ass off.
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ok got bit thanks fellas.......some gorgious iron...bob
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I am confused the first photo is of what???
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Well, it’s not working on the phone. I guess I’ll have to get on the computer. Thanks for the post Brocky.
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B-73 Restoration
mowerman replied to mattb73lt's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
At least you got a relatively long frame summer baby everything seems to fall on the same weekend but again I thought it was never get here.. Bob -
OK TJ now that’s a good one …. Bob
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Haha I’d rather be in the pool but most of us wind up in front of the TV and AC it sure if it’s age, brainwash, or simply too much time involved… Bob
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I think that’s a for real picture they really look cold…
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That’s just sick ……. Bob
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1980 Superliner V8 440hp
mowerman replied to Supermutt's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Lol sometimes I walk away thinking hey turkey your out of your mind … Bob -
Keep on trucking bud … Bob
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25 bucks an hour for running a forklift and our yard hostler I will be much more happier… Bob
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Oh, I almost forgot about the part bad enough I can’t stand my job at all but I’m stuck sitting there in those trucks for nine hours a day. Can’t get out to do anything or get any exercise sitting in the same spot all day long way too long. 16 more months I will be saying goodbye for good ha ha I know that probably all sounds weird to you … Bob
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my god,,,,,i with i were closer.....bob
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good ones hippy especially with elephant ears bravo bud....bob
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At your age are used to have the same mentality at 67. I’m sick to death of it all of it. Once we lost all the conversation I was pretty much mentally done with the whole racket. Glad you’re enjoying yourself. I wish I still could instead I can’t wait to retire ha ha. Sad thing about it is my checks are huge and it’s going to be tough to give up all the green. …. Bob
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Come to think of it. I also had a 64 Ford pick up with a 292 four-speed that was a running SOB paid 600 bucks for it. Low mileage drove the shit out of it for six years and then sold it for the same price. I don’t think that engine had the same oiling problem as the 312 a guy on machine shop explain to me why that was he said it was a flaw from Ford. And for a while, you could buy an oiling kit for them.
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Update on the '73 Mack Restoration
mowerman replied to Derrico's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
If I ever do get started on my DM, I’m going to strip it down just like he did and start with painting the cab inside and out… we used to have those alcohol evaporator’s on our whites back in the Nissens days Bob -
And yes Tom, I finally got through the whole gallery. Excellent first of all nice to see a collection that’s not entirely Alcoa wheels ha ha ready to work that’s what I like to see. Thanks again bud for doing all that. … Bob
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Dark hair chick with the black on I could probably hang out with her a while
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Well, I thought I better finish my boring old people story. The reason I sold the 57 my ex-wife landed a cream, puff 64 Thunderbird for 100 bucks. Somebody lost the keys and the title was the reason the car was so cheap. I am not sure still why the low low price. And there was nothing wrong with the title at all it was clean. They just lost it car. Ran like a champ and looked good all for 100 bucks. You’re sure I don’t find much deals like that.Bob
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I think we talked about this before. I also had one 57 2 door wagon 312 beautiful style really liked the dashboard and the steering wheel but the gas that common oiling issue. Most of them had I never did anything with it .. sold the car after a while all I can think about is that loud engine ha ha. Click click click click click click. I had a hell of a time getting rid of it for some reason wound up selling it to a junkyard for almost nothing. I don’t know why I couldn’t get rid of that thing. Somewhere around 1986. Southern California
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Wow, that was excellent. Thanks for the post… Bob
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