Olivetroad

Where is the Mack hidden in this? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150830684537&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ASS%3AUS%3A1123

Mark - When you head to NM, take someone with you (that also smokes) and bring this old Scout back with you: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/International-Harvester-Scout-1979-IH-Scout-Traveler-79-NO-RESERVE-/200771813888?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2ebeeec200 I think he now is down to 298 years of projects?

Good ol' Turkish and domestic blend!

Buddy is fine on here, but don't bust out the "Good Buddy"

That boy is a lot smarter than one would think based on his spellin'

Vinster - I don't know what you are talking about? Read it again - it says H model. I think you need some new glasses?

300 years of projects, so sell one: http://cgi.ebay.com/...ASS%3AUS%3A1123

Did you hear what they brought? I bet that Super MD TA brought a mint.

Nice photos! When you pissed on the bush, who would have thought it would turn brown so fast? Whan have you been drinking?

Oh, c'mon - I am 42 and I haven't forgotten how! Those boys need a sister to protect!

Thats the spirit! Hopefully he will soon join the ranks of the "formerly cool"!

Harrison is 16 Matthew is 12 Daniel is 10 Miss Lydia is 8 Miss Vivian is 5 Miss Charlotte is 9 hours. 46 minutes old since birth. My goal is not to own all the land, I just want to buy all the land that touches what I already own. For extra credit in film class, who said the following quote ? "Land is the only thing in the world that amounts to anything, for ’tis the only thing in this world that lasts."

Miss Charlotte is the shortest one at birth we have had (so far) - WHAT THE #^&% AM I TYPING!!!!

1971 DM600 Mack log truck 1959 B Mack Frankenstein B Mack 1973 R Mack tractor 2004 Dodge 3500 gooseneck puller 1989 Dodge 150 Farm truck 1968 Dodge D-500 grain truck 1997 IHC 4900 tandem flatbed 1968 IHC grapple truck 1979 IHC 2554 flatbed 2005 Ford F-350 service truck 2001 Ford F-250 cattle feeder truck 1996 Ford L8000 National Crane 1997 Ford L8000 Hay hauler 1997 Ford F-150 "city truck" 2001 Mitsubishi FEHD flatbed 1997 Isuzu 5500 rollback My favorite to drive is the DM Mack. They ALL stay outside.

186 cows 4 bulls 32 chickens 3 dogs 13 cats 2 birds 1 rabbit 6 kids 1 very tired at the moment blushing bride All humans live inside, all animals live outside (except birds and that was not up to me)

Here we go again.................... It is nice to live where we can still have this: Alien look: Mom and Miss Charlotte are doing great!

They sold a L Mack with a Hall Scott a year or so ago on ebay. It was a long wheel base with a winch set up. It was pretty original and only brought around $4500.00 if I remember correctly. I have kicked myself several times since for not bidding on it. If you had to get parts for that thing, you might as well make them - but boy if you got it restored, it would be nice.

Are you really driving 90mph? Or does the A/C not work and that is the temp?

That is good news - congratulations! Now don't go out and celebrate too much and get a Dee-Dub and lose what you just gained!

Shorter - Shorter - Shorter still!

That silly thing looks like one of those airport tractors - I bet it is embarassed to be seen! I would buy it, but I need a shorter wheel base.

I just was wondering how your surgery went - I hope it went well! Congratulations for taking charge of your health - you have to stay around a long time in case I am digging in a barn and find a pristine FWD!

Grandaughter wins the pic contest! The White looks like it has about 50 gallons of water in the headliner.

I had a neighbor that had a big farm and tried to keep his son home from being drafted for Vietnam because he needed his help on the farm. The son won out, and you guessed it, almost as soon as he stepped off the plane and was handed a rifle, he was killed. A friend helped his dad repair fence years later, and there were these hard, rock looking things stuck on the fence wire all over the farm. The dad got mad at him when he tore one of them off. The son had always chewed gum and he got a kick out of sticking it on a fence wire when he was done. About all the dad had left of his son were the 14 years of his gum stuck on the wires. I live in the greatest country in the world because of the sacrifice of others!

I just caught this thread - great looking truck! But I do not see any stumps - you weren't actually hauling "hemp" or dead bodies or something were you? I like the color scheme too.