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  1. j hancock
    It was used on E models and early L models.
  2. j hancock
    Gross Lumber had 6 or 8 of those bad boys.
  3. j hancock
    Living quarters? Could be the office for the Mobile Command Operations Center......
  4. j hancock
    I should have put adventure in quotes. Meant to say "sh*t storm". Fixed it.
  5. j hancock
    Carried a few yards of material over the years.
  6. j hancock
    Let's hope your next "adventure" is many, many miles down the road.
  7. j hancock
    Yes, more room and more height than compared to the standard B cab.
  8. j hancock
    The 'Liner of course, but the LTL is far from horrible all dressed up.
  9. j hancock
    There is a green "tractor" very similar to the red pickup pictured above. Here is a twin to Tack's daycab. This one is still up in ME last I knew.
  10. j hancock
    I'm pretty partial to this model also.
  11. j hancock
    I saw it on the internet so it must be true.......
  12. j hancock
    About the only thing to change would be to exchange the rain cap to a curved exhaust tip. The truck is waaay too nice for the sound of ta-ting, ta-ting, ta-ting......
  13. j hancock
    What's not to like? Nothing wrong with truck porn.
  14. j hancock
    Two B75 tractors with the CA-31 cab.
  15. j hancock
    Found a picture on the web.
  16. j hancock
    It is a cut down mini Mack on a pickup chassis based in CT. Don't think I have a picture of it.
  17. j hancock
  18. j hancock
    Welcome!
  19. j hancock
    It is BMT member jackb61sx super fine Superliner.
  20. j hancock
    Mack wanted the engines to sit lower so the frame was designed to accommodate that. If you specified a very heavy front axle, an RD would be the upgrade from an R. As various new power trains were developed, frame rail design were modified. In this thread, there are links to the various frame designs and dimensions. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/3794-superliner-questions/
  21. j hancock
    R688ST with the perfect amount of dress up goodies and pinstriping.
  22. j hancock
    Yeah, I guessed at the rpm because I didn't ask which engine you are working with. 22.5 = 58 mph 24.5 = 61 mph
  23. j hancock
    Thank goodness it is no longer slime green!
  24. j hancock
    With 22.5 approx speed of 68@2000rpm and 24.5 would be approx speed of 71@2000
  25. j hancock
    What size tire are you running?

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