JumperAndSon

You're welcome Ben

I am also totally open to trade for either a '55-57 Second Series or a good set of 5 ton Rockwell axles Ben

Well I may be crazy, but once it's running, driving, stopping and steering, I was thinking somewhere in the $1900 area. It's only got like 34,000 miles on it and everything works and stuff, it's just kinda rusty. Ben

Haha, awesome. I really wanna do a burnout with the the international but dad wont let me Cousin Ben

That's kinda what I was thinking too. If the truck isn't that heavy, then it should be alright but I'm still kinda nervous about it. I would rather just get an AT745 and be safe. Ben

Yea, that thing would probably do a mean doughnut in the yard there...... Ben

Well the plan now is to sell it so I can buy a '55-57 second series. My truck currenty runs and drives but it needs a master cylinder to stop so once I put a master cylinder on it, I'll post a for sale add on here and y'all can see the pics Ben

Oh cool, did you ever find one? Ben

Happy bday !!! Hope that you get something nice, maybe something that begins with the letter B. Tim

Girl Scout cookies. I'll just hang out and wait for the replys. Tim

Well it must be a '55 then because it does have the open driveshaft and the wierd dashboard. Thanks a lot for looking that up for me, I really appreciate it Ben

Engine is dry, no steam from the busted rad, engine was cool when the hit happened, trailers are straight, locked brakes would've misaligned them. My conclusion is truck was parked when hit. Wow the carnage!

Awesome Vin! I did worry about that rad getting flattened, but the truck looks great in the daylight. The hood kinda gives it the rat rod look! Tim

If you get out of bed with the attitude that you're going to have a bad day, guess what, you will! Take the glass half full approach for a change and you'll be surprised with the outcome. I'm not a big Obama fan, but his party won, and as President of the United States, we should respect him and the office that he stands for. One of the ideas of this countrys forefathers was respect for elected officials whether or not you like them. The main problem in this country is lack of respect for authority on any level, from students lack of respect for teachers or each other or themselves for that matter, to common scofflaws. Take care of your own shit, bust your ass, and don't worry about what the next guy is doing, and things will turn out alright for you. If you start worrying about what someone else has or what they're doing, it'll drag you down. This great country was founded by people who busted their ass and got it done. It doesn't matter one bit who is President, people that get it done will always do well, people who sit around and cry about what someone else has or does will always be at a disadvantage.

That is awesome! Ben and I will still give you grief about Detroits and the like, but you are all right in my book. It's selfless acts like that that will get you a couple of seats closer to the big guy. I know that I'd be giving away the store if I lived closer, but I don't so that's up to guys like you. Kudos on a job well done, PM me if there's a specific charity that the money will ALL go to people that need it. Tim

How dare you spell Mack wrong? You should be ashamed. Ben

I bet that thing was a stone with that drivetrain. Ben

Second best. B models are the best looking vehicle ever made. Ben

I feel left out. I haven't ever driven a Mack. I drove the International, but not any Macks yet. My dad drove the beast a couple times though. Ben

Oh I see. If you still end up needing one, I'd give them a call (1-800-304-6225) cuz they can get them. It's at least worth a shot if you can save a buck. Ben

Did you see the rusty, green Cadillac Rat Rod? Ben

Well as long as there's no heavy passenger side wind, they'll be a-okay Ben

Did you check on Watt's online store? Cuz I don't think they're that much, but I could be wrong. Ben