Brocky

Wife and I stopped there 3 years ago on our way to Yakima Wash. A revisit is in the plans for next year's ATHS National show in Des Moines..

Here is a Buffalo Springfield on display at the Erv Bickford Collection pavillion in the heart of downtown Yarmouth Maine. The rest of my pictures can be found here: http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/99086/The-Erv-Bickford-Collection

Tom is active in the ATCA Vintage Trucks of Florida chapter.. He had several trucks at their show in Leesburg FL last Feb. You can probably contact them thru the chapters website: http://www.vintagetrucksfl.org/home.aspx

Billy T Yes that is me.. Your prewar 39 would have had the "deluxe" cab which included a clock, cigar lighter, and a banajo horn ring.. DT did not return to building them after the war, so all post war ones are plain dash.

Looks good!!! Also looks like you have had enough water for your crops.. Everything here in the southeast is drying up bad.. we are about 5 inches behind in yearly rainfall..

Mike Thanks for the pictures.. That show is on my bucket list.

One Down Under

OD Thanks for the pictures,, especially the girls in cars!!!! Too bad the did not have good cell phone cameras 30 years ago.. Looks like two different loads of carports??? Running with another truck??

And thinking of Other Dog. The driver said this tractor was heavier than most as he also pulls a roller bed trailer moving oil field equipment.

After Macungie my wife and I took a long 2 weeks touring New England and the Maritime of Canada. The Cole's museum in Bangor is great with a LOT of stuff in their museum. Owls Head is mostly old cars and airplanes, and my report on the Erv Bickford collection is here, http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/99086/The-Erv-Bickford-Collection. The Bay of Fundy has the worlds highest tides and the trip around it, on VERY ROUGH roads was great. We stopped in the little town of Alma, new Brunswick for the wife to "shop" and I went across the road to get a couple of pictures of the boats and these trucks showed up. Did not see very many twin steers. Six axle with Canadian spread can gross 49,000 kg which equals almost 110,000 lbs.

It was also great to meet and visit with you at Macungie..

Paul Transportation Workers Identification card.. Needed by all truck drivers to get into a port to get a container.. Another knee jerk action the result of 9/11 to screw with the common working man and steal his $132..

Vinny Just forget about the northern NY version of the Winfall Wimmin!!!

Any updates??? Are you going to make Macungie???

And I had trouble getting my TWIX card because of a fight with my wifes EX about 20 years prior in rural Georgia.

I moved out of the Finger Lakes region 40 years ago and have not missed it at all. Have only gone back up for the Brockway Weekend and visit some relatives.

Mike I believe you are right.. Our Chapter president talked with him somewhere early in the spring about bringing it to our Dacusville SC show then to Brad Wike's Lincolnton NC show the next weekend.

This is our chapter presidents.. He has aluminum Budds on the rear also.. complete rears change over to air also.

KS You said what I have been saying for years.. Swapped a Power Stroke for a Cummins that came wrapped in a Dodge 2 years ago. The 6 speed Aisan automatic seems to be an exact copy of the Allison.. 30k miles and very happy so far.

For once I have to agree with her

Wife and I will be at Macungie Fri and Sat.. Wife says we have to stop at Ester's in Fredrickburg Thurs PM on the in. Staying at Super 8 at top of hill west of Fogies.. See ya'all at Watts tent Sat Noon.

Paul, you hit the nail on the head!!! Now if only Trump could prove that these mobs are bought and paid for by Hillary it would show her true colors..

Mike, Does your wife lock you in the kitchen when his models show up???

Looks exactly like something Tony Champion would buy and import.

How can a treaty become law without Senate / Congressional approval????