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  1. paul roncetti
    These minature trucks, could they be driven or just big models?
  2. paul roncetti
    Real nice job, I always wanted a power wagon.
  3. paul roncetti
    Without a question of a doubt, very common to get no less than 600000 on a 237 or 673
  4. paul roncetti
    Hi 2stack, That rock body looks exactly like a Turner & Brievogel truck that was bought out by Santi Campanella. The cab protector is exactly the same as i remember them and on the one we had. Too bad there aren't any other photos to see if the paint underneath isn't orange.
  5. paul roncetti
    Yes ATLAS bodies
  6. paul roncetti
    We had one, a 1959 B-81 with a steel body like these. Came from Santi Campanella's marine division, originally Turner & Brievogel who he bought out. There were 6 of them, very heavy, 40,000 lbs empty. He ended up adding new DM800's with aluminum bodies to haul rip rap. Attached shows one in 1968, second one shows one for sale in CT now, repainted red.
  7. paul roncetti
    You mean a rock body?
  8. paul roncetti
    GREEN
  9. paul roncetti
    Vinnie, Shawn is correct, one of first DM's to come out, cant be over a 1972 at the latest, that red truck is orange underneath the red.
  10. paul roncetti
    Thanks RFC, 2stack, Im not sure but they have a lot of well maintained equipment you see on the highways up here all the time. They are based in Warwick, RI, can see their operation from 95 north heading into Providence, but I havent been in their yard for 40 years or more. Santi Campanella's only son was found murdered in TN, and he just seemed to fade away after that.
  11. paul roncetti
    Hi 2stack, Vinney, Thats a former Santi Campanella truck. he was the Campanella of the Campanella & Cardi Corp. I had truckes leased to him on the interstate construction in RI, CT and MA in the late 60's early 70's. He was in business with Cardi I believe for about 30 years starting in 1938 but was virtually out of business by the end of the 70's. Cardi Corp is still a big outfit in RI. Long story for sure but Santi had over 1100 pieces of equipment by the late 60's....Paul
  12. paul roncetti
    Hi DM897SX, The pics I sent were all wheel drive, front axles drove too. That yellow water truck doesnt appear to have a front drive axle..........Paul
  13. paul roncetti
    Hi DM897SX Check out....Paul
  14. paul roncetti
    MACK
  15. paul roncetti
    storkmack, helping to sell out the country maybe its best you should leave too
  16. paul roncetti
    Luigi......you again
  17. paul roncetti
    Luigie, I think it's time you admit that it wasn't one of you're better ideas to come on this site and just go away. I like the majority of the guys on here make sure we always win and its very clear you have lost, now have a nice day.
  18. paul roncetti
    Well said Shawn
  19. paul roncetti
    Welcome David
  20. paul roncetti
    You have got that right bobo, to be 21 again after the war, what a future then.
  21. paul roncetti
    Thanks Tommy, reinforcements were needed, and well said F.W.D. and 220cummins
  22. paul roncetti
    yes David, but very few of us have been under siege fighting this campaign
  23. paul roncetti
    2stack, he thinks you mean to export, not for restorations in the USA
  24. paul roncetti
    He means in this country
  25. paul roncetti
    I do have to admit Luis, you do have elephant balls to come on here thinking that once these guys figured it out, with some help, you weren't refering to the Centrral USA but Central America, that they were going to gladly sell you trucks or parts. But I do have a suggestion, and also am not saying you're a bad person for trying, but why don't you build you're own heavy trucks down there, the labor is certainly cheap enough and you're buying up all our surplus machine tools to do it.

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