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  1. umodelnut
    I like them old Case Backhoes. Papa had a 580B, sold it a long time ago, now he has a 480B, sold it last week. Would love to see pictures of your other Macks.
  2. umodelnut
    Ha ha, Give er' some throttle, you'll be fine!!!
  3. umodelnut
    http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/3386394362.html http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/3407100186.html These were on BMT here before. http://columbus.craigslist.org/clt/3474803902.html I WANT THIS http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/3439385143.html http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/3429332011.html ? http://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/cto/3471639760.html http://york.craigslist.org/pts/3482401990.html http://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/3474924808.html http://farmington.craigslist.org/cto/3461661822.html Dont look like a B75 http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/rvs/3509555997.html This looks sweet http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/grd/3469365919.html NICE
  4. umodelnut
    Oh thats still cool. I have only U model parts in my stash too. Some stuff would fit DM and R models though. NOT GETTING RID OF ANYTHING EITHER.
  5. umodelnut
    Cool, any U model pieces, parts, etc?
  6. umodelnut
    Whoa, pretty sketchy stuff.
  7. umodelnut
    What Im talking about? Its called snow-mo-biling. A 1986 Skidoo Citation is a snowmoblie. 1986 is the year, Skidoo is the make, and Citation is the model. Powder is just fluffy snow that you just sink in. My sled, or snowmobile, is a little 250 single cylinder, doesnt have enough power to get through this deep snow.
  8. umodelnut
    Alright, just got done riding. Little single cylinder doesnt have enough power for this stuff. Stuck twice down in the woods, in a hole up to the seat.
  9. umodelnut
    Adds character to the truck.
  10. umodelnut
    Nice early R model.
  11. umodelnut
    Matt, Im takin my old 1986 Skidoo Citation out in the powder after lunch here. See how many times I get stuck in that 2 and a half foot powder. I was just up at my great grandma's house hovelin, knockin ice off the roof, and raking the roof, while Papa snowblowed.
  12. umodelnut
    Its up to $1525
  13. umodelnut
    I think you should keep both. Next buy is a lowboy to haul the B615 around on.
  14. umodelnut
    What about that short 90 inch BBC? Thats from the brain, I already knew that.
  15. umodelnut
    Mike, Im at Nana and Papa's, so I dont have the secret thing here that you gave me.
  16. umodelnut
    Ah, we got WAY more than you up here!!!
  17. umodelnut
    I dont know.
  18. umodelnut
    Hey Mike, that replacement door on there came off a V8 F model!!! That homework worked!!!
  19. umodelnut
    Oh yea, way higher than 1500. Its a nice truck.
  20. umodelnut
    Oh, I remember I posted that C off Craigslist, and you said you got it. I thought that was cool. I thought I had printed that blue B model, but I cant find it anywhere.
  21. umodelnut
    That is nice. I remember seeing it and showing Papa. Correct me if Im wrong but wasnt it near Binghamton? By the way, dont you have that little single axle C model dump?
  22. umodelnut
    Your Welcome Ray.
  23. umodelnut
    Hmmmm, you know, I really dont know. I dont think I do. I have so much stuff in my archieves. When I go home on Tuesday, I'll look and see. Thanks for the lead Jim.
  24. umodelnut
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1947-Mack-EQ-Truck-/181052351262?pt=Other_Vehicles_Everything_Else&hash=item2a278fa31e I absolutely love and want it.
  25. umodelnut
    Yep, ENDT 675, 237 hp. "85" in the serial number means ENDT675 from the factory. The "T" in the engine model means, "Turbo".

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