HarryS

I think I got mine from Watts back a few years ago.

I must have made the best offer (25% off price) and ended up with it. I'm now trying to figure out how to install. The headliner is one piece and comes down to just below the rear window. It looks like it attaches using the two black panels that came with it. They have part numbers that are listed in the parts book as: Support, Inside Header Top Panel, right and left. These two pieces have creases and look like they fold along with speed nuts that line up with the holes in the headliner. Anybody familiar with how it attaches? Thanks.

Hope you had a good one. Keep on having 'em.

So's the Cadillac.

Another one to try is Terrell Machine in Texas (https://www.yellowpages.com/de-leon-tx/mip/terrill-machine-inc-535207761). They rebuild all types of vintage water pumps.

I get just over 12 mpg with '60 B-61 S/A, 673 N/A, duplex od, 4:25 axle and 10:00x20 tires.

Sorry for the loss of your dad. His truck is beautiful and it is easy to see the passion he had. The sad truth is the money spent is not the money returned. There is an equipment and truck auction coming up this month that would be worth while watching for anything comparable. (https://www.mecum.com/auctions/east-moline-tractor-2022/ Matt, sorry for your loss also. I remember seeing pictures of the '41 Cadillac. Glad you kept it. They do grow on you.

If Jessica approves that's enough for me.

That's what I was about to say. Beautiful.

That is one awesome truck (+cargo). I got a close look at it while at the Harrisburg show this past summer.

..if that's what you call this. I agree WTF!

How about the doubles guy next to him.

Oh! I didn't even notice the B Model.

Here's another auction from Proxibid in Uniontown, PA with two 1971 Mack DM 800s: https://www.proxibid.com/Joe-R-Pyle-Complete-Auction-and-Realty-Service/Heavy-Equipment-Restaurant-Hotel-Equipment/event-catalog/214362?utm_source=bm23&utm_medium=email&utm_term=VIEW+CATALOG+›&utm_content=Proxibid’s+Featured+Industrial+Machinery+%26+Equipment+Auctions+|+January+27+-+February+9&utm_campaign=Industrial+-+01.27.22

I'm guessing the trailer is empty.

Beautiful pictures. Thanks for the road trip.

$23,100 8 Color White Highlights Served the Poquonnock Bridge Volunteer Fire Dept. Poquonnock Bridge, Connecticut Inline 6-cylinder engine Manual transmission White with gold leafing Certificate of war necessity Original maintenance manual Maintenance receipts Brass fittings Axe Ladders Hoses and accessories Florida title I couldn't get the picture to post. Here's the link: https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0122-488070/1943-mack-fire-truck/

That's a truck anybody would be proud to be seen in. Looks great.

They've gone up since I was looking. But then hasn't everything.

They have a retro wheel that looks pretty close to original. I think the price is somewhere around $350-400. I got a quote to do my wheel of $1100. I ended up using PC-7 to fill the cracks and about six hours sanding. I used SEM Flexible spray over several coats of primer then cleared it. This was about four years ago. It has held up well although I see some hairline cracks starting to appear.

Merry Christmas to all along with Happy & Healthy New Year wishes.

Bid is now up to $1300.

That's going to be nice when finished.

I have no connection, just happened to see it: Current Auctions / #1437: Construction & Contractor Auction: Fredericksburg VA 22408 (Appraise Sell LLC) Previous Item | Next Item | All Items Previous Next Item - 183 SKU# : 534252 Category : TRUCKS Qty : 1 Starts : Sat Nov 27 2021 10:53 AM Ends : Thu Dec 23 2021 10:01 AM Starting Bid 1.00 Bid Increment 25.00 Current Bid : 625.00 Bid History(9) Min. Next Bid: 650.00 11 d : 17 h : 57 m : 3 s Description Terms 1973 MACK ROAD TRUCK, VIN R611ST 8893, CLEAR TITLE ((PAYMENT INFO: PAYMENT ACCEPTED BY WIRE TRANSFER ONLY WITHIN 2 BUSINESS DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE & PRIOR TO RELEASE OF KEYS, TITLE, AND VEHICLE. BUYER WILL BE EMAILED WIRE TRANSFER INSTRUCTIONS UPON CONCLUSION OF THE SALE) Location : BEHIND SHED eBIDLOCAL.com

Great pictures! Thanks. The GMC 600 series pick up is too cool. I can only imagine it is Detroit powered.