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  1. RFCDrum
    So cool. Rob
  2. RFCDrum
    I've seen R Models that had the duel element air cleaner and the hood scoop. I know originally the scoop went to the tip turbine but what was the deal with these that had both? Rob
  3. RFCDrum
    I have pics of a RS700L with a 12v71 in it. I will post soon. Cheers, RFC.
  4. RFCDrum
    That's going to be an animal with a 12v71 in it. Rob
  5. RFCDrum
    They look cool and I always like the big air cleaners. RFC
  6. RFCDrum
    Happy Birthday!
  7. RFCDrum
    Cool big pipes and I like the Richard's cover on the trailer. RFC
  8. RFCDrum
    You can't beat an RD like that for sitework. We would do a lot of work for James Construction out of Oakland NJ and we were constantly on site and you never had a problem with our RD's with big rears and big rubber, Bristol Donalds and triple piston hoists. Never really had to worry about dumping on angles too much. If you did get stuck you were really stuck like up to the pumpkins or down on one side but not that often not like the specs of trucks now with lighter rears and tubeless rubber. Cheers, Robert
  9. RFCDrum
    Something about the Crackerbox just says cool .I'm sure back in the day though it was a different story as with most trucks of that era. Lousy heat, power, etc. Rob
  10. RFCDrum
    Yea Mackman they had a whole fleet of Superliners at one time I remember them too. Rob
  11. RFCDrum
    Yea I'm curious what are Jersey controls? Interesting. Cheers, Rob
  12. RFCDrum
    That white B is cool and I like the Crackerbox also. RFC
  13. RFCDrum
    That's the truck. I should of went through that post lol. That is badass. Cheers, Rob
  14. RFCDrum
    Awesome Tim looks heavy spec too. I will look for that post about the animal.
  15. RFCDrum
    In New York any truck newer than 06 has to have a steerable lift axle on it and the pressure regulating valve has to be on the outside of the truck. Not allowed to lift on turns. If you get caught they weigh you as a tandem. We used to just hit the valve just to let some pressure off and hit it right away again so it really didn't look like it was coming up. Leaving a non steering axle down puts tons of stress on the axle and frame. Cheers, Rob
  16. RFCDrum
    Does anybody have pics of this R700 Black tri axle from Connecticut that had an 8v92 in it with 6 inch straight pipes? It was at Englishtown back in the late eighties? I remember it with a slant Bibeau steel body and he worked for Tilcon because he had a Tilcon number on the cab shield. Thanks, Rob
  17. RFCDrum
    That's a nice LTL Tim. I always liked Fords. Regards Rob
  18. RFCDrum
    More pics. Shit I need to get some paperwork done LOL . Rob
  19. RFCDrum
    The visor is so freakin cool! RFC
  20. RFCDrum
    Cool I see Tom Buske's Pete tandem in the background. Rob
  21. RFCDrum
    Yes that's true come to think of it. Rob
  22. RFCDrum
    That truck only had a 5 speed in it. They used to bring it every year. I think they run Sterlings now.
  23. RFCDrum
    More. Robert.
  24. RFCDrum
    More from Englishtown. RFC
  25. RFCDrum
    If you watch all of the videos with the guy from Aus he is a real pro and a very nice guy. Always enjoyed watching them. That 16 speed Spicer is the cat's ass. Cheers, Rob

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