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They said this morning on CBS news that the horse was "bar hopping". HA!!

I had some bugs on my wind shield the other year that I tried to remove with a blue (?) Scotch Brite pad or something similar. NOT good!! It turns out that pad was for sanding or something else and scratched my windshield terribly. I lived with it for years but recently had to replace it because of cracks.

OD, good to see both of you and thanks for posting the pictures.

I like the part he played in Gun Smoke as Quint aka Commanche

It seems to me that more and more cab overs are showing up at our truck shows.

Dan, have a happy one.

These cab overs have been at Winchester at our show. The one with D. P. Miller on the door now belongs to the Keystone Museum.

This is further proof that Marmon owned only a square and has my vote for "Ugliest Ever". It was owned by Buddy Sombart and I do not know where it went after his death.

Yes, certainly a sleeper cab will be larger in the area of the sleeper but the cab is the same in front of the sleeper.

Not truck related but Amazon just screwed me on a drum set. Amazon was the seller. After 10 days when it was supposed to ship, at 6:15 A.M. tracking says it will arrive by 8 P.M. I notify my son (for this son). Later that day I get an email from Amazon that my order has been cancelled by them because my drums are not available. I am NOT a happy camper with them and removed my personal information from their site and will NOT order from them again. I did not have Prime.

You can tape a rubber glove over the horn and see if inflates.

2018----------Lexington, KY 2019----------Reno, NV 2020---------Springfield, IL 2021---------Harrisonburg, VA

Swishy, we had our local chapter truck show today and I told a few people about doing down a local mountain listening to Creedence Clearwater but I came up behind a Detroit powered truck so I turned down the radio and opened the window to listen to better music.

I do not know about your truck specificly but I would guess it had a wig wag which would have been mounted in front of the driver above the wind shield. When air pressure got low, a red arm would fall giving a warning. School buses had them for a long time and would be a good source for one.