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Vladislav

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  1. I like the existing color, think you should add a dark brown as the second one and get it two tone.
  2. Look here: http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/32346-anyone-ever-usebuy-aftermarket-doors/
  3. Headlights are still original, just covered with some "protection", roof is in its place as I was told. Although the powertrain is Cummins NTC probably 290, eaton/fuller 10 speeds(?), eaton axles with some strange four separate spring suspension. It lost 4 rear inside wheels, or more correctly found 2 front and four rear nearly original 22.5's in place of 20's. The compressor is broke down and the guy need money although the price is at least two times out of the range and far from to be fair.
  4. Bought this for parts in this past December. He hit Freightliner in the front being sleep, luckie just aside of the front, broke out front axle, tank, fender, cab, sleeper and ended up meeting the trailer's corner by its roof. Then layed it on the side. Everybody inside were Ok. Told me with pride "I stopped him with full gravel trailer". My answer was just a light smile.
  5. I double the last note. Most the story looks like an adventure. The bridge than covered with ice... Brrr! Superliner is especially cool. And the girls are out of comments. ECD also
  6. At least she's still alive.
  7. Ok, it's nice moment to show out my last progress. Its majesty Lanova. As it was looked when I took the heads off on Super Trucker Saturday.
  8. Welcome to the site. I'm from overseas but have some relation to Canada. My '88 R models were built in in your country. And yes, we here like pictures, both trucks and environment. Vlad.
  9. Yea, I remember, you told me before. Can't figure out though if he started to make it up or applied some art work on it. Found pics of St-Germain model trucks in the net. Oh, Ryan ruled to post fleet pics on Fridays only. Se we need to wait. Although my Friday starts in half a day earlier than at the most of you folks.
  10. Don't worry about the damage, you'll leave this house soon. P.S. Sorry if I'm wrong.
  11. The little part of the well-known fleet.
  12. What the Bullsh*t!! Just couldn't imagine to hear something like that in the States. I remember the posts about restrictions of having commercial vehicles on a private property and it looked like a limitation of the rights to that property to use i.e. own. Really sad, too sorry to learn such the things guys.
  13. Glad to learn you've got her. Although it would be nice to show her out for the community. Short basic description/specifications would be a good addition too.
  14. Larry, too hope you may own old vehicles with reasonable modifications with not much bullshit by the way. We here getting more and more hard lows and limitations although it widely compensates by low level of control fasilitie's technical knowledge. Especially for old foriegn-built vehicles.
  15. Good note everything must be DOT approved. Interesting to know that way - how are things in your neck of the woods if a truck has original air lines made of copper 70 years ago? For example a L-model or earlier?
  16. Alyson Hannigan looks pretty nice on the pic although I like Gerhard's MH much more. Any ideas why?
  17. Cool trucks! And now I will pay much more attention and care when make a beer can empty...
  18. Alu battery covers are offered by Watt's. Both polished and able-to-polish. Not for free but reasonable on my mind. There were SS shop made ones for sale here on the forum. Can't remember who sold them although they were offered by Vinny (Umodelnut). Cool looking R you have by the word. Vlad.
  19. Don't paint it!! Much better keep it as is.
  20. Best Birthday wishes and many more such the wake ups for a long while.
  21. Yes, you can see the logo's well if you download and increase the pics. Nice to see these beasts sitting in the woods, hope some of them are survived. Looks like the trucks are equipped with Timken-Detroit axles.
  22. There's a collection of that kind WW2 army wreckers in the Overloon museum in The Netherlands. Hope you can point out the difference from the pics.
  23. I remember we spoke this theme some time ago but see no reason to avoid repeat. The first Mack I ever drove was the Military one NM model wich I bougt running just a couple of years ago. The first Mack I drove in the streets was one of my R-models.
  24. Pretty shure, Al. There's alot of those sand-colored beasts overhere, they were the firsts who came on our roads from overseas. Most of them are bet to death now.
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