41chevy
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New Website Launched for Watt's Truck Center!
41chevy replied to Barry's topic in Product Announcements & Group Buys
Easy to use and better laid out. -
I should have added the A C that's for sale has the mag.
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Thanks for posting !! Paul
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Nah, It's for harvesting Baby Potatos
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For Sale Ex USAF 1957 FWD MM1 Terracruzer
41chevy replied to General Ike's topic in Other Truck Makes
With the big floats it has a baby soft ride. Best for Small and Medium to cruise in Saw K.W 100's with wider tires and that set up for Oil Patch work on the Tundra -
Hope not, it got Magneto the Magnificent in front of the oil filter
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The person who bought my 71 Challenger did the same thing. Send me a photo of it in his"Drive in Theater''. Behind a glass wall with a Home Theater Screen TV set up like a Drive In. . Sits in it and watches Hot rod movies.. You'd have to pull down the glass and slide it sideways to get it near a garage door. What a shame, it spent it's entire life from day one racing and is a rush to drive now it's a 50+ K movie seat.
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Made with the parts left over from the Tater Bus.
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Holy Crap!!! You just described the current President of the United States!!! BHO... Super Trucker Wiley Coyote...Genius
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You put on 3 tin foil hats, the watch cap over the tinfoil hats a Colander on the very top and the web cam on the tippy top on the Colander. The gate guards at Camp David will think you are Joe B. the Veep
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It went the day we bought the property in 1981.
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New "treasure" for my collection
41chevy replied to steelman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
British . . .used in France -
Or restored and hidden in a garage and never driven or seen again. Paul
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You have to wear an electronic colander over the triple tin foil hats and a watch cap.
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DANG! That short bus is a Studebaker!!! I don't need it, I don't need it, I....d o n' t n e e d it Wonder if it's for sale.
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When we get all moved everybody is welcome to stop in for a tour and BBQ.
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Nor are the Mamma's and the Papas sadly.
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Glad all are o.k. Seen enough plane crashes where we have live on L.I. Avianca 1/2 mile from home in Oyster Bay, Flight 800 3/4 miles of the house in Shirley, A Cessna 2 blocks away, A P-40 fighter from the Air Museum a mile away in the Atlantic and in the 70's an F-14 at Grummans, that over flew the 50 cal rounds it test fired. Now we're moving to Fork Union and Planes fall out off the sky as a welcome sign.
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I can see 1 million. Not 4.5 mil. That's like Governor Cumo and his NYEPA head wanting gas stations in Westchester County, NYC, Nassau and Suffolk Counties to all post a 1.5 million dollar environmental bond for each tank in case of a spill.
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Bad AZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
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An than we have this. http://www.ksl.com/?nid=1009&sid=33175529
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Glad your on the mend. Getting sick on the road stinks. At least you weren't to far from home. Paul
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New "treasure" for my collection
41chevy replied to steelman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
So did you get the transmission? The Liberty that the Marines restored in Triangle Virginia has / had a Liberty parts truck for their restoration. The partially stripped truck was in back of the restoration shop in 2008. A good part of the drive train and axle assemblies were intact. Might be worth contacting the director of the museum LIN EZELL lin.ezell@usmc.mil -
New "treasure" for my collection
41chevy replied to steelman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Austin Powered. Paul -
New "treasure" for my collection
41chevy replied to steelman's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Here is the 3 tonne in the Bovington Museum in Great Briton. I don't believe the brass radiator is correct but the truck was assembled by Locomobiles Importing facility in Brighton England.
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