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  1. vision386
    Very nice tarditional looking U-Model,i for one am glad to see it not goobered up with a bunch of crap!............................................Mark
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    Only problem is,that door is very seldom used when i'm on the inside!.........................................Mark
  3. vision386
    That looks like a good color scheme Mike! almost looks like the lines outlined in gold could run across the cab,follow the curves of the hood up and across? would be sharp!......................................Mark
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    Heres the trailer i mentioned before,just can't see the door as its on the other side,i thought i had i picture,but can't seem to locate it!.......................................Mark
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    Ken, the most common place i've seen a door installed on a trailer like yours is in the curbside,just behind the "drop",that way you can also install a set of folding steps like on a camper....................................Mark
  6. vision386
    Very nice pictures! i always like to see the New England style paintjobs,sharp trucks! i especially like the BCR...........................................Mark
  7. vision386
    Don't have any prom pictures,but Pop and i did pull the freshman float in the homecoming parade in 1981.............................................Mark
  8. vision386
    I like the beach too,specially' when the wimmin wear their floatation devices........................................Mark
  9. vision386
    looks like a big time operator behind the wheel of that KW!,i wonder what trans. set-up that is?i can't make out the shift pattern over the door,pretty fancy looking unit anyhow!.....................................Mark
  10. vision386
    Oh yeah,their headquaters is still in Monroeville,NJ but their main terminal is now in Avondale,PA,pretty small outfit as far trucking companies go. I saw one of their CX's in Ohio yeasterday.........................................Mark
  11. vision386
    Even if it ends up being a mailbox bracket/lawn ornament,better than seeing a classic Mack go to the scrapyard!................................Mark
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    I like that one too! Kramme is a food grade carrier,they are the house carrier of choice for Hersheys,M&M Mars and several other candy companies,along with local milk and kosher products......................................Mark
  13. vision386
    Ken,when you back up to the trailer for the first time,the trailer should be high enough to cover about half of the fifth wheel before it flattens out,and you continue backing under it,get out and check several times if needed,once you do it a few times you'll get a "feel' for it.As i already said,its very important to make sure their is no vertical gap between the trailer and fifth wheel,if so,re-drop,lower trailer and try again. Failure to do so could cause the trailer to come un-hooked and you don't want that!................Mark
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    Must be a typo on the year,as far as i know,a 46 looks just like a 41,new style cab/grille came out in sept. 1947....................................Mark
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    Heres a couple more...........................Mark
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    I'm thinking it was prolly a hardwood floor!.....................................Mark
  17. vision386
    Heres a copy of a picture hanging up in my toyroom,P.E. Kramme Inc. Monroeville,NJ i grew up right down the street from their main office,this B-Model was brand new when this picture was taken circa 1959. Kramme has been a longtime Mack user,and has rum almost everthing from AC's up to the CX's.....................................Mark
  18. vision386
    Good lookin' outfit right there,very "Mackly"..............................................Mark
  19. vision386
    Never been up to Winfall,but i delivered to a big furniture store this week,and had a nice lady try and sell me a $25,000 rug,i said "its nice and all,but my wife prolly won't like it" she gave me a funny look,and said what a shame! so i was just on about my bidness after that,she seemed kinda dissappointed.....................................Mark
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    Holy Mackelel! i bleve' i woulda checked her oil while i had the hood up,even iffn' i did'nt have time!.....................................Mark
  21. vision386
    LOL! Al,i did a few moving jobs on the Princeton campus back when i worked for Atlas Van Lines,man o man! enough eye candy walking around there to last a lifetime!........................................Mark
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    LOL! i like the "Jersey Connection" ! no doubt Einstein was a certified genious,but me thinks a Triplex would have confounded even him!...............................Mark
  23. vision386
    Lots of uses for the pads! not an ex-mover alive worth his weight that has'nt spent the night on a stack of pads! great to lay on when working on the truck,make a good fender cover,damn good blanket when the heater quits! as far as the door,consult your local Great dane dealer,they can be ordered (a lot of the Nascar trailers have them) and its a relatively easy job,company i'm leased to has a trailer with a "people" door on the curbside,its used to access show merchandise in the nose of the trailer,i have i picture of me hooked to it,but its the wrong side to see the door!..............................................Mark
  24. vision386
    Great "Vintage" Willys! i was gonna ask whose it was,i like the Anglia too,i have a friend originally from Jersey who now lives in Chicago who owns one of the original "Swindlers" from Stone Woods & Cook,and everybody thought he was crazy for paying $7500.00 for it in 1978,ain't nobody laughing now!...............................................Mark
  25. vision386
    One of the nicest Generals i've seen was at the ATHS show in Colfax,NC last year,very nice truck!...............................................Mark

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