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I greatly admire Geoff and Joey in this tread as it fits right in with one of my late dads greatest sayings..... I disagree with what you say but I will defend to my death your right to say it Iv lived by that statement since my dad thought me it.... Paul
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Kiwi Mack RB688RST Rebuild
cruiseliner64 replied to Mackman686's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Wow thats turning out really well.I cant wait to see it finnished.Real nice work Paul -
Happy Austrailia day Paul...Yes Joey One should always be proud of their country.I think it was Mark Twain who put it best when he said Loyalty to your country.....Always Loyalty to your goverment....Only when your goverment earns it.... Paul
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Send us some...its low to mid 40s F wind and rain here....hasnt stopped raining in days..... Paul
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Sounds great.My nieces and nephews are always on to us to visit...yeah post that link.Love to see the pics.. Paul
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Outer door handles for General, Bison, Titan 90 & Astro 95
cruiseliner64 replied to kscarbel2's topic in Other Truck Makes
I recently bought an 8.2 John Deere engine.The story of it was it was one of three installed in an industrial plant to run a fire system.They were run one hour a week for the last 10 years to ensure they were always available.It has 550 hours on the hourmeter.During an insurance test this engine was deamed to have exhaust gases in the coolant.The insurance company insisted it was replaced not repaired.Through a buddy I bought the engine for scrap value,about 250 US dollors.It came on a stand with comtrol panel rad and batterys.Iv run it for hours and it never overheated in fact it starts first time and runs beautifully.However 8.2 JDs are almost non existant in Ireland and my plan to sell it and make a few bucks to put into the Cruiseliner build has not worked out...Yet!!! Paul -
Yeah Id love to visit the land down under.Iv 9 neices and nephews living and working there.Maybe when I retire I'll get to go...Love to see a Roadtrain for real..... Paul
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Its great to be a small part of this.You and the other guys have helped us so much on our Cruiseliner we couldnt have done it without the help we got here,even if I do make a duma££ outta myself at times!!!! Really though as I read the treads the amount Iv learned is amazing and the willingness to share knowledge is outstanding... Paul
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Up to the task as always Joey...Id love to have even half your knowledge but the best is your willingness to share what you know.... Paul
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Which Sleeper Is On This B Model Photo Taken In The 60s?
cruiseliner64 replied to bamlogisticsinc's topic in Parts Wanted
Kinda looks like a Mercury sleeper but doesnt have the distintctive doors.....Im sure there was a lot of aftermarket sleepers around back then.Maybe even built in house.... Paul -
Reminds me of a scene from Rescue Me...the guy was sent up to talk to his 16 year old nephew after he was caught doing the business with 26 year old smokin hot teacher..."I dont know how you do it.You get Sharon Stone and when I was at school all I got was sister Mary shovel face"...still laugh when I think of that scene... Paul
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That guy sitting there waiting to get hit....trust in a good dragline operator.... Paul
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B model headlight upgrade
cruiseliner64 replied to Bumblebee090458's topic in Electrical, Electronics and Lighting
My own humble opinion is LEDs should be outlawed on vehicles.They blind other road users.Theres a debate going on in Europe to outlaw them.What ever the rights or wrongs of that and again in my opinion LEDs have no place on a vintage vehicles...just my thoughts.... Paul -
I hear you.Im just a regular working guy but I wanted a Cruiseliner since I was 14 years old and saw Pig Pens in the movie Convoy.I sold my small vintage vehicle collection and had to take a small loan to get the deal over the line.I was bidding against two others who had very deep pockets.Ours is just a hobby truck but you have the extra pressure of having to get your truck ready to work.I wish you the best of luck with it.... Paul
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Feel for you bro.Mines just a hobby truck.Wish you the best... Paul
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cruiseliner64 commented on E9V8's gallery image in BMT Member's Gallery - Click here to view our member's albums!
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Yeah that can be done on the Hi-Lux too.No buttons for the transmission just levers.Front hubs are manual lock too.One thing I notice is you guys call them yotas we call them yodas....The latest Hi-Lux is all buttons.No fun to drive anymore..... Paul
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The nearest yoda to the tacoma over here is the Hi-Lux.2.4 turbo diesel 5 speed manual 2 speed transfer box,a top class machine.I had 2 of them a 2001 and a 2003 both identical even in colour(green). Restored both to a fairly high standard.Plan was to sell one and keep the other but then a certain Cruiseliner came up for sale and I sold both to fund buying it.I plan on getting another one some day..... Paul
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Superliner RW700 Steering axle
cruiseliner64 replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Its 42F here in Ireland with wind and rain.I went out to do a little work on the Cruiseliner but its so cold I abandoned ship and came home.I think you guys are right about the age thing making it even harder to do stuff......Mothers polish was recommended to me but I cant see any difference between it and the polish I was useing and its 3 times the price!!! Paul -
Superliner RW700 Steering axle
cruiseliner64 replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
You'll be glad to get back to the outbackfor a bit of heat Paul!!! Paul -
Superliner RW700 Steering axle
cruiseliner64 replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Can I ask what polish you use for the final shine? Paul -
Superliner RW700 Steering axle
cruiseliner64 replied to 1961H67's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Stunning just stunning...hope to get that shine on my bits!!!! Yeah the dirt has to go somewhere...... Paul
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