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The Pete I drive used to have nice looking stainless steel half fenders on it until I picked up a load of lumber at a sawmill in Ga. one time. Put the front strap just a tad too far forward and when I pulled out into the highway it caught the fender on the left side and crinkled it up. Had to pull into a store parking lot and take it off because it was rubbing the tires. They put a set of cheap quarter fenders on it when I got in, and Jeff said he was surprised the half fenders lasted as long as they did.
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leaving early today for Elyria, Oh. with a load of pipes.
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I feel sure these people could build whatever you want- they do pretty much everything, or they used to anyway. They make TBC truck bodies there, or used to. They even made van trailers, H.H. Moore had a couple of TBC chip trailers. It used to be called Truck Body Corporation but I see the name is different now so they might be just parts installers now too. http://www.truckbodyco.com/default.htm
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Hey there randyp!.. ain't been on here much lately-you're not shunning us,like Paul Van Scott are you? As for the truck, I don't see where it looks so bad- whoa,wtf?!! Pictures 7,8,9, and 10-where'd this come from,the bottom of the ocean?
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I Need A Little Advice On Engine :)
other dog replied to hotsassylips's topic in Engine and Transmission
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I don't know where they come from but Boyle Trucking still uses them a lot and i've seen a Norfolk Southern railroad truck,cabover Freightliner pulling a fuel tanker,around this area that has one. Don't know where Boyle's out of but I think they haul a lot of explosives.
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It is! By the way, think i'm moving to Italy.
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I have a corner. My stuff is increasing too. That's "nocluejoe" in the second picture looking at the high binder.
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This is true. I can putter around from the grill to the garden to the cooler sitting on the picnic table to the grill to the cooler and be quite happy.
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I know exactly what you mean. I jumped down off the trailer when I was untarping a load of steel in Marshall last week and the guy standing there said "you're a little old for that aren't you?" Thought I must look pretty bad, and I was soaked with sweat. I just said "yeah, I am" Jo said last week "why don't we go somewhere when you take your vacation this year, maybe Cape Hatteras and you can fish or something" I said "rooms in Cape Hatteras are prolly $10,000 a night this time of year,so we could only stay about 5 minutes-besides, I go somewhere all the time so when i'm off I ain't going nowhere!" ('cept maybe to Lincolnton,N.C. to the ATHS show)
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I liked "The Rifleman" when I was a kid and still watch it on weekends. Another TV show I liked was "Combat" but i've never seen it on reruns.
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beautiful paint job on that impostor Killer B! Yeah, she's pretty beatuful herself. What a smile in that last picture! There can only be one real Killer B,and that's Randyp's!
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baaaaaa...
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actually, I didn't post a link. Try this one- http://kickfiends.blogspot.com/2011/05/more-pictures-of-hot-girls-in-jordans.html
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love those shoes!
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Once again, excellent story and pictures by John MacFarlane in the latest issue of "Old Time Trucks".
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ha-ha, yeah she's pretty hot-love those old style tennis shoes! But, seriously, it's great to see any kind of news coverage for a truck show. It's a first for me...love those shoes...dammit- think i'll go inflate my sheep now. I must be off. Man, I could really have at it with captions on those pictures- got one in the chamber, ready to go. But since Doug has rock-star status, i'd better restrain myself. I must be off.
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I have built up s-cams before by welding a row of beads across them and then grinding them smooth.I don't know if there are any regulations against doing that, but it worked fine. Just a thought...(Paul Van Scott)
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wow, that's way better than what I had to hold me over until the repairs are done!
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My ancestors on both sides of the family immigrated from Germany in the 1800's.
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I'm thinking sunny south Florida
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got unloaded in Lynchburg last night, truck's at the shop for service and 2 new steer tires.
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That's OK, I have another roll. I do not have a backup blowup doll however so i'd appreciate it if you'd quit fooling with them trucks and git 'er fixed asap! ...and next time, wear a dark green, purple, or black t-shirt- that way she won't even notice the grease for several days.
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Haven't seen the other two, but I do like Sgt. York. Really old but really good, and a true story. My grandfather's brother was killed in WW1 in the Argonne forest shortly before the war ended.
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