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I just posted some more pictures on Flickr, but they're not new pictures. In fact, they're so old I took them with a film camera, the last pictures I took before I jumped on the digital bandwagon. I remember I took a pack of film with me that had 4 rolls of film in it with 24 exposures on each roll. It was also the first truck show I went to, and I was out of film in about 5 minutes, so I had to go to Walmart and get more. I mailed all the pictures to Old Bill, the "Diesel Gypsy", after I had them developed and he scanned them all and put them on his website, then he mailed them back to me. I guess the originals are still around here somewhere.
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If that was to happen I would forgo the Turkey Rod Run and take a trip to the Hellertown Truck Stop instead.
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I guess if I had to pick, 66-67 would be my favorite years for cars. I was saying a while back the '66 and '67 GTOs, Chevy IIs, and Chevelles are some of my favorite cars. A '67 GTO with a 400 4 speed would be the cat's ass.
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It looks just like this-
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Check out this guy, he's no slouch either! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdykqOiXxns
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We went to the grocery store (Walmart) Saturday because we were low on about everything, had a shopping cart not even half full, and it was $245. I think that's the most I've ever spent at the grocery store. And we didn't buy anything exotic or fancy, no steak or lobster. We did get 2 1lb. packages of hamburger though- and it was $245!
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Remember "wild willy" Bosch? I think that's how it's spelled, he WAS wild. Had the fake arm on the door so it looked like he was driving with one hand.
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Yes indeed, the GMC blower was never intended for the high RPM and pressure of a typical engine built for drag racing, but they do look cool. Freightrain has a 64 Ford with a blower motor, he might have pictures of it on here.
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I've been wondering about him too, hope he's ok.
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https://theblowershop.com/tbs-roots-style-superchargers/71-series-blowers/
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There used to be a small fleet tanker co. in Roanoke that ran all VT903s in cabover White Freightliners, called Lemmon Transport. I was going up 220 to Covington with a load of chips one day when one caught me going up Silver Dollar hill. He might have had the VT 350 as they called them, still a 903 but before they stopped offering them in trucks they raised the HP from 320 to 350. Here's the one I drove. Sitting at the old Ponderosa Truckstop on rt. 60 at the bottom of North Mountain with a load of chips, heading to the Westvaco paper mill in Covinton. I'm headed up because you can see chips in the vent holes.
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They might have been the ones that had the stack on the left side of the cab, when every other truck in the U.S. had the stacks on the right.
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It was.
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They sure do get a lot of hate nowadays, but I liked the one I drove. It was in a 74 Transtar and it did a pretty good job. H.H. Moore had several 903s and he never had any major issues with them that I can remember.
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Here's a good picture of a Brown from the Colfax show. Not my picture.
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Yes it is.
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https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/brown-beauties This tells the story of Brown trucks. At first they were built just for Associated Transport, who ran mostly Corbitts, then they were offered for sale to the general public.
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The Thurston is a Corbitt, but I think the wrecker is a brown. Those two super-tall cabover Corbitts used to always be there, but I haven't seen them in a while.
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Well, here's what I've got- just click on the picture.
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It was nice meeting you and your lovely wife. No problems with any pictures, I was thinking that you have a good eye for pictures- because we took some from the some angle, from the same spot!
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Here's the link to the truck show pictures from Colfax, N.C. Just click on the picture. I could have left out a few of the Frederickson truck, I must have taken 800 pictures of it. I did like it though. It's about time, huh?
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yessir, I couldn't get a real close look at it because it was on a trailer.
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How about this unit? I heard it running but they shut it off before I could get any video. Sounded like a race car, I would never guessed it was a 903 Cummins by the sound, until I saw it. It sounded awesome.
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