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  1. cncFireman
    Damn in the last few posts I forgot what this thread was about
  2. cncFireman
    A few of those 3208 cats have been dropped into pickups. The 3208 to me sounds similar to the International T444e (aka powerstroke 7.3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOABHUAmhJI
  3. cncFireman
    RIP
  4. cncFireman
    It almost looks like the rest of the truck may come with the cab as a bonus sale
  5. cncFireman
    Yep A model sounds like a deal. there was a e model cab not far from me recently and they were asking 400. If it still has the seat frame inside it will likely still have the model/serial tag so you can know what truck it came from
  6. cncFireman
    What model is this short little mack? http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/4138988233.html
  7. cncFireman
    I could see myself taking out a few stop signs trying to drive one of those around here
  8. cncFireman
    nice find
  9. cncFireman
    8v53 is a rare one 7000 were built most for marine use. the military ones were turbocharged. Mine is a 8v53N out of a fire truck. Low hours starts right up with no lope or smoke issues. I will keep my eyes peeled for a heavy duty B model. Preferably one with steering assist. There is a a B53 that I had been eye ballin. I am in no hurry however have a few projects that need to be at least pushed along a little further. On another note the guy I bought this 8v53 from has a H67 with a 6-71 yet I did not get to see it. I think he mentioned possibly selling it. Thank you for your responses.
  10. cncFireman
    The daily commuter 7.3 zf5
  11. cncFireman
    wrong can of detroit i know i know lol
  12. cncFireman
    I recently bought an 8v53 that i want to repower a B model with. What is the smallest B model that has a strong enough axle to handle a 2000 lb chunk of iron? Also what is the smallest B with air brakes?
  13. cncFireman
    any newer pics of how it looks these days?
  14. cncFireman
    You can piece one together as there are alot of used 71 series engines floating around with jakes.
  15. cncFireman
    well at least the numbers got it right
  16. cncFireman
    Nice truck you found. Will be watching this to see it with the sleeper
  17. cncFireman
    Looks like your ready for some fun
  18. cncFireman
    I would just follow the wiring diagrams and run new wire
  19. cncFireman
    Very cool trucks what are the price tags?
  20. cncFireman
    why are all of these great deals so far away...
  21. cncFireman
    i needed a good laugh
  22. cncFireman
    B64 on cl. The production list says 55-58 but ad states 1964. the only other info I found about a b64 was a list of trucks an old trucker had owned and he talked about a 1964 b64. http://boise.craigslist.org/hvo/4042095640.html
  23. cncFireman
    http://spokane.craigslist.org/grd/3959006960.html
  24. cncFireman
    I like the ee I had been kicking around the idea of selling some toys to maybe pick that one up
  25. cncFireman
    the 4.6/5.4/6.8 modular engine family is a reliable platform. Parts have gotten cheaper. Since yours is a 2010 its a 3V head motor with VVT and electronic throttle body

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