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Keith S gudday m8 Great post on the Mack product Sorry to hi jack your post can U link me to the 'B' model mack you were modifying or any update or & pix thanx in advance cya

Here sa nother big beautiful beast Tri Drive 12V92T Evan sez: Never knew he converted it to tri-drive. From memory it's de-tuned to 700hp; twin turbo 12V92 Detroit. Originally an '80 or '81 TNT W-Model with a big ass amount of work on the bonnet extending the sides up 8 or so inches and raising the cab up on custom battery boxes. Hell of a nice truck and suprisingly quiet! cya

I rst my case u're honor

Your Volvo Auto truck comes with a make up mirror and you wear Hi Heels LOL cya

Some Convoy NJoy cya

When we gotta renew exhaust we cut to the chase n go stainless our local stainless (for food industry) does the fit the bill with a big choice clikn here will getcha there https://www.geordi.com.au/index.html just do a search for your local stainless supply cya

surely if something sneaky is going on you wouldn't put lights on it for after dark flying it make it too obvious WotSezU? cya

Thinkin kenworth got involved with fibre glass mainly hoods/bonnets and guards/fenders in the early 1960's I thort it was a advancement inherited from Sicard when Kenworth took them over Some info from 2013 cya

Me thort think n back in history the first 'R' model macks had the 'B' model cab with a 'R' model tilt hood or was th@ only the flintstone model WotSezU? cya

Bit of Tire/Tyre/ wheel info take it or leave it Cya

Yes Grandaughter think n of me some where to rest my head when stay n O/Night @ the truck shows cya

WotCanEyeSay WotSezU? cya

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Think n back in History I coulda lived with th@ flip out fenders etc

Mrs m80 Mack did not offer the Mack 'B' model in RHD short cab 89" BBC me thinks but may B a cuple escaped to OZ from the U.S.  cya