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That would have been an interesting jury to be on.

Nazi's killing people on American soil in the year 2017. Absolutely disgusting. I guess I am too young or maybe delusional but I thought this type of crap was in the past. It was a rude awaking this past weekend to realize the hate is still alive and well. I can't believe my grandfather and his five brothers fought these losers all across Europe only to have them pop up again here.

As of 3 or 4 years ago most manufacturers were pursuing some sort of hybrid technology but with the return of low fuel prices those projects went onto the back burner.

They didn't end up in my backyard. 

Brockasaurus will be on display at the National Brockway Truck show this coming weekend (August 11-13th) in Cortland, NY.

Now that Saunders has been sold to Lehigh Hanson let  us remember the happier times.

Seen this one before on here but good to see again. 

Good question. I'll have to flip the IHC bible by Fred Crismon and see if these are mentioned.

I'm surprised Navistar still has a hand in this project after shedding "non core" businesses over the past few years. 

3 hours ago, Maddog13407 said:

glad you snapped a pic of that white B with the orange frame. I spotted it from the tram ride the one day but went looking for it and it must have only been there one day or put away?

Could be. I swear some trucks registered, made a loop of the fair grounds and then left.  The travel companion of the B.

The struggle was real.

10 hours ago, Underdog said:

If transgender is such a non-issue, and such a small percentage of the population, then why does the liberal left media make it a daily news story?!? We shouldn't even be paying attention to it.

Then why is the President tweeting about it at 3 AM? 

7th picture down....is that a White?

Did White have much of presence in Australia? Mack, International and Kenworth seemed to be the American marques with the most success.

It looks like Paccar leaves the show responsibilities up to local dealers? I could barely find them on the map.

Daimler and its subsidiaries have a very large presence at this show.

For those so inclined, a shot of the wrecker body.

The products never had the time to develop, either in Australia or the U.S.

13 minutes ago, Brocky said:

DD  Another one I must have missed... Thanks for the picture.. taken by the entrance from the wash station??

Yup, that is where I spent most of my time watching the trucks come and go. When I saw this on a trailer in the parking lot I figured it would be too much to ask to see it running and driving. Pleasantly surprised to say the least.