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Final show of the year, after Bolton show truck put away till next spring,,,,,so sad.

Berube's in New Hampshire has them without the fog light opening. They are a little taller than the original bumper but are nice, a friend put one on his Superliner last year.

Here are some nice Superliners from Bolton this past weekend

Neither of my trucks have battery shut off switches in them and they are fine if left all winter. I will tell you my trucks are inside out of the weather and I will periodically pull them out and let them run for a while to just to let them run.

Truck looks great, you not driving for Alky any more or you have someone driving it for you. Are you going to do up the other Superliners you have. Jack

I liked your Superliner alot, took some pictures of it when I got there that morning.

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Had some fun last weekend at Mack truckfest. Took a lab on our way out after loading up. IMG_0520.mov

Doing a really nice job, enjoy seeing your progress. Jack

Final landscaping done on the barn. Fall work will be to wire the barn.

I would say like Jim an RD, looks like it probably rotted out and someone said I can fix that and honestly not a bad job, will never rot again from the salt.

All the toys are home now in the barn finally.

I like your barn, that rehab came out really nice.

Thanks for the nice comments on barn. The sign can be recreated by the person who made it for me, the picture does not do the deatail justice. He told me other guys with Macks who saw it when he was doing truck lettering for them also asked him about it. My daughter gave him a picture of it and he recreated it for me, if your interested send me a message and I will get you the info.

That 93 Started its life as Dump truck and the previous owner removed it to pull a trailer. It is now owned by Ronnie Loieselle.

When we did the B Model be dismantled all three frame rails and after sand blasting they where as you said "pitted" so we primed all the rails then used a good body filler on the outside of the outer rail where needed and just the inside of the inner most rail. We then primed them again and then painted and they came of like glass you can't tell that they where ever touched.

Its all time and patience Vinny, so far what you have been able to accomplish looks great.

Finally after owning the truck almost 4 years I can call my house home for the truck. The barn is done aside from the outside landscape work I hope to have done next but it's ready for its tenant. I also get to hang my Father's Day gift from my daughter a hand painted Mack sign.

Did not see a post here for the truck show 8/21 in Deering NH at the old air field. This show is the replacement for the Barrinton show. I plan to make the ride north.

I had a similar issue on the brakes of my Lowbed they where very slow to release whenever I had to separate the trailer, I ended up replacing the valve on the air tank for the trailer, after I replaced all the issues went away.

Well after they replaced the roof trusses that got damaged they came in this past Monday and started the erecting of the barn. It's impressive what they can do in 3 days working from 7am to 5pm. The only thing left are the doors that are being installed on Thursday and Friday. Hope to have the trucks in it on Saturday.

I did not look close so you are probably right, friend sent it to me to bust on me, he thought it was a Mack.....lol

Interesting picture I found, even Mack was into the hippy life style.

Sounds like a good old New York Rubbish turf war, don't think I would be pulling for any of those companies.

Little update on the barn, well you know how bad things come in three's, well they aren't kidding. Since my last post I have had a rough month with Mother Nature related to my real job as the grounds Superintendent for two 18 hole golf course, so at one I get a call they can't fill the detention pond to irrigate, I go over and sure enough we can't get water up to the pond, turns out the 10" main under the river cracked and all my water is in the river, fine we spend 4 days pulling a 4" HDPE pipe trough the old one and get it back up and ok, then this weekend severe storms toppled 8 lg trees at my other course, fine we work all day to get it playable for the members and all is ok. I go home and just sat down and it starts to rain and thunder and then I here a loud crash, I go look out my back window and I see a tree laying through my roof trusses for the barn that they had payed out to errect on Monday. So now I sit and wait for new roof trusses to be made in PA and shipped up and meanwhile the errection crew has moved to another job. Mother Nature kicked my ass.