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Well thank you very much randyp!

I just watched a video from IH again, that's how I recognized a Pay hauler in the first place, and the Pay hauler part was filmed in 1976 at a coal co. near Hazard ,Ky. I just watched it and I forgot the name of the coal co. already. Thought maybe it was where you worked.

That is a great story. I didn't understand one part though- you borrowed your neighbor's what?

were you going north on rt. 19, or maybe I-79 about 3:30 Thursday afternoon? If you were I think I saw you-if you weren't, I probably didn't.

...and I took them just for you!..no thanks necessary.

Looks like it. http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1T4SUNA_enUS226US228&q=International%20Payhauler&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=wsWIT5jnH4j49QSk5tm0CQ&biw=1424&bih=748&sei=3cWIT-H4N8SCgAf3krj2CQ

well, it's no wonder- they're extremely rare, seldom seen, and never before photographed.

and spellin'...you forgot spellin'...by the way, isn't grammar spelled grammar?

Sorry too for your loss, sounds like he was a great man.

Almost forgot- I do have some new pictures- here's a hammer-down R-model headed east on 64, coming out of W.V. headed to the paper mill in Covington, Va. This is the wildfire on the mountain, west of Covington. The Case tractor in Ohio. West Virginia log haulers load the wagon! And some construction equipment I saw. "Cross dress for less?"..wtf?

Great news-i've added several more U-models to my list already! My List U-model several more U-models

I saw this truck sitting off of rt. 19 just north of Summersville, W.V. a while back. I thought it was the extremely rare, seldom seen, and never photographed International Payhauler, but I wasn't sure.It was parked way down yonder off a side road, hard to see, much less get a picture of. I tried and failed several times to get a picture while driving up rt. 19. Yesterday I was coming south, it was pretty early, so I decided to stop and check it out. I was going to pull off on the ramp at the Muddelty exit and walk over to it but that was a lot of work, so I took a left, then a right onto the road where the truck was sitting. I thought it would bring me back out onto 19 but as soon as I turned I saw a "Dead End" sign. So I kept going anyway of course, figuring i'd figure something out. I passed the truck, then turned left into a dirt road, went down a little ways and found another gravel road I could back into to turn around. I took some pictures from where I turned around, then more from the road on the way out. By now I wasn't even sure if it was a Pay Hauler or not, because I didn't see an IH on the grill or International on it anywhere. I was probably 300 yards or more from it where I turned around, and close to 100 yards from it where I stopped in the road. I didn't positively identify it until today when I could see the big picture, and it is indeed a Pay Hauler 350. Now I wish i'd walked through the woods and briar patch over to it and got a really close look.

sorry...soon as Vinny prints it out it'll be gone from here, long as you don't mind him having yours on his list.

nothing but breathe 'til it's clean?..must be pretty bad-send before and after pictures.

You never annoyed me, and you fit in very well. A lot of people would say that most of my replies or posts say nothing too. Just remember there's a lot of joking and b.s.ing here, no offense intended by anyone. I even have a U-model list I already made,i'll post it so you can print it and keep it. My List: U-model

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I'm just using the "yes" answer to answer an eithor/or type question, like Green Dash would do, so i'm giving Green Dash credit for using the quote so I do not have to pay any royalties.

I answered that question previously- umodelnut, on 08 April 2012 - 03:44 PM, said: What books did the Stinger U model flatbed and the CFL tractor trailer come out of? They were both in "Big Rigs of the 1960's" by Ron Adams.

yes....(Green Dash)

They were both in "Big Rigs of the 1960's" by Ron Adams.

some people might believe it's a truck pulling another truck out of the corn field...I happen to believe it's a UFO circling the corn field waiting for slpwlker to leave so it can land.

indeed, nice truck!

ya know, you might be on to something there- i'd never thought of that. Vinny, send some pictures of yourself so we'll know you're real. We won't use them to photoshop anything or use your image in unauthorized pictures or anything...trust me.

This is amazing, but true. I am astonished at this picture, shows what could possibly be an alee-un invasion...or not. I sent the original UFO picture to noted UFO expert randyp in Texas, where he used the advanced technology available to him to enhance the photo greatly with his technological stuff that he has available to him. It shows what could quite possibly be two alien beings, one armed with a discombobulator, who appears to be trying to sneak up on the other alien, who appears to be clueless as to what's going on. Here's the greatly enhanced photo, you'll have to use your own judgement.

I sat in a chair at the end of my driveway and took them as they passed by yesterday, then I added the captions using my own knowledge of the U-model. OK, actually I looked through my books for all the U-models I could find.