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  1. h67st
    He had them for sale for months, no one ever came forth with cash...his price was fair too.
  2. h67st
    You won't regret it (at least I don't think you will)!
  3. h67st
    Niiice! How in the world did you cut that shim with that long taper?
  4. h67st
    I like the "Mack" script cast into the block.
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    You'd have to come to Ohio and get the parts, he will not be shipping any.
  7. h67st
    "I was puckered up so tight you couldn't drive a needle up my butt with a sledge hammer!!" That's some pretty fair truck driving there, the way he missed both of those trucks. I like the pickup just kind of pinwheeling around in the road.
  8. h67st
    Yesterday I helped a guy near me cut up a couple of B models; I need rear end parts from one and he sold a bunch of parts off the other.
  9. h67st
    Now that looks better!
  10. h67st
    Sounds right to me. You can check the ratio by jacking up one rear wheel, rotating it one turn and count the driveshaft turns, then divide driveshaft turns by 2 (a 4.66 should spin the driveshaft 9-1/4 turns).
  11. h67st
    An F model western with a Detroit! That would be a cool truck to have.
  12. h67st
    This one is in Westbrook Maine. https://abcnews.go.com/US/giant-spinning-ice-discs-maine/story?id=60428415
  13. h67st
    If your price is reasonable, you will find a buyer on this site. You stand a better chance of selling if you post pictures and price.
  14. h67st
    41Chevy posted this picture a few years ago...seems like a lot of the W71s had sleeper boxes on them.
  15. h67st
    I didn't know that! I see the bottom of the windshield on the conventional lines up with the bottom of the vent wing, but on the H model the windshield drops lower than the wing. So these trucks are genuine L models, not H cabs fitted onto an L chassis.
  16. h67st
    I love it! I notice he doesn't need any suitcase weights with that big motor in there.
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    Man, that's a crusty old F model!
  18. h67st
    The pinstriping and other details look fantastic.
  19. h67st
    Oh, snap!!
  20. h67st
    Yes, there are a lot of 3408s out there (mostly in equipment as davehummell says). When I worked at Cat we found them to be very reliable. If you can afford this truck it sounds like a nice machine.
  21. h67st
    That is a gorgeous truck. It's the same cab as an H model, I would rather have one of those than my H but if you ever found one for sale the dollar signs would be multiple.
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    David, please don't blame this on one race in particular...I have rednecks in my town that leave trash behind constantly. I think it's universal that if parents don't teach their kids respect they will do ignorant things like that.
  24. h67st
    +1 on Hagerty...they had the best rate for me, about $300/year for one truck.
  25. h67st
    For $2,000, the thing should be stainless with 24k gold trim!!

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