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  1. mack mhe9
    Chop the top then cut a hole in the roof for the shifter. Like the old Rat Fink pictures.
  2. mack mhe9
    On Antrims dyno it put 700 flat on the ground they did there math and said it made 875 at the crank. If that helps
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    This is very true
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    Ok not looking to start any fights yet I've seen in the past when some one asks about turning up there 350 some say not much more or there's block issues. I've see the marine spec. HP numbers and I'm sure they are using factory blocks. So at 650 did they cast a block with more webbing or better then average metal? Or is there a certain casting you should look for? Just wondering. Thanks
  5. mack mhe9
    Alright with those kind of hp numbers I'm on board. So where do I sign up for the MH I'm picking up next week?
  6. mack mhe9
    Just doing a little sight seeing were ya.
  7. mack mhe9
    Just saying an MH didn't have a grill condenser it was under the air to air. And then you all the street rod aftermarket kits.
  8. mack mhe9
    Yes I thought it was a great show. I can only imagine Vlad brain was spinning. Nice to see he made it and that a hobby can bring so many different people together. Thanks
  9. mack mhe9
    Thought you'd like that.
  10. mack mhe9
    I know it's been awhile and I don't go this way often. I just want to ad this to let people know yes we've got some hills
  11. mack mhe9
    Did I pass you on 79 on wen.
  12. mack mhe9
    Yes got to love summertime in a truck. And I myself have been seeing a lot more super liners on the road just can't get to the camera fast enough.
  13. mack mhe9
    Very nice
  14. mack mhe9
    Yep when the dust settles nothing manly your just glad your ok and didn't touch anyone else.
  15. mack mhe9
    Like everyone else, looks excellent and I like the speaker placement also I hate that thing right by my ear.
  16. mack mhe9
    I to have been studying the 2 trucks. Even though the side wings may be gone I thought the exhaust was out to the side more on a truck with out the wings? But my 84 had duals so I'm not sure on that. And where can I get that calendar or a good photo of it thanks
  17. mack mhe9
    Man you disassembled that a lot faster then book time could ever imagine.
  18. mack mhe9
    He also drove for Murray cookies this was 1970 or 71
  19. mack mhe9
    Found some more of the transtar
  20. mack mhe9
    Nice to see everything's working out. Now you can get more work done on yours.
  21. mack mhe9
    Never seen that before. When I pick it up ill chech it out. See if it has all the bolt holes for the air dam and wings. Thanks for the info.
  22. mack mhe9
    he had this pete in the very early 70's I could be wrong on the specs I think it was 1673 cat? 425, 16 spd spicer. it was crashed around 73 or 74 bought it at the old Marmon dealer in Denver PA. zimmermans I think? he had thid IH after that, and that's me in 74 and he drove for Schwerman for awhile and afew others but don't have pics just slides. so i'll work on that someday
  23. mack mhe9
    heres a couple of my old MH delivered the first transformers to the Columbian gourge wind mills in Oregon I think it was around 1998 give or take. delivering one to Rikers island, I said to the crane opp. his reach was to far to heavy, so when he lifted it swung away and off the side, he didn't drop it but he couldn't unhook it either, I didn't get to get pics of the second crane that showed up to pick up the unit. corning Ny, sub station. just a pic from the front. some of the pics it was still 188wb spring. some after the neway air was added at 240wb.
  24. mack mhe9
    I'd like to see the hole they cut in the firewall to bring it out to the engine?
  25. mack mhe9
    Hopefully this will be home next week.

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