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  1. umodelnut
    Sorry guys, I didnt get any pictures.
  2. umodelnut
    Sweet, thank you, I'll tell Papa that too.
  3. umodelnut
    The bolts that hold some of the air lines or wiring, are way back in there, because the passenger side part of the cab sticks out more. So you gotta stick your head back in there between your exaust and your heads touching the greasy cab. I did that yesterday. Oh you arms also touching the exaust manifold. Your backs also on the turbo, and on the intake.
  4. umodelnut
    CRAP!!! I DIDNT WATCH IT.
  5. umodelnut
    Im sorry
  6. umodelnut
    Thats what I was thinking we would do. We have a paint store called NAPA, they have lots of paint. We were thinking of going and finding a very close color. And thank you Pawel again. You have a terrific day too.
  7. umodelnut
    Sweet!!! If I could find one like yours Mike, that might be the only woman Id like. Congradulations on 25 years!!! IF I get married, Im taking the U model. Ya you saw the IF
  8. umodelnut
    He was at Macungie right? I think I saw him. I was talking to my buddy Joe Plaksa, and Joes like, do you know that guy over there? I said nope. Then Joes like, I think thats your buddy Rob. Then Joe told him I was Vinny, he said hey Vinny!!! I said Hey!! And we shook each others hand. Then he went back to talking to some other guy I didnt know. Then I went back to talking to Joe.
  9. umodelnut
    Anytime. Im the umodelnut, so I know lots about U models.
  10. umodelnut
    DMs had a heavyer frame, axles ETC. The DM stands for Dumper Mixer Chassis. U models had lighter frames, axles ETC. U models were mostly road trucks, and lighter duty dumps, if they were used as a dumper chassis.
  11. umodelnut
    Ive looked like that before, just not today.
  12. umodelnut
    Na, Im sure theyd fit right on there.
  13. umodelnut
    Those are cool.
  14. umodelnut
    Dont worry, I'll post the pictures on Photobucket, then post the link on here. We just did a whole buncha other stuff, like we took the back glass out, the passenger door, and the radiator brakets. We also took ALL the wiring and air lines ou of the cab. We also got the gas and brake petal out, and some other stuff.
  15. umodelnut
    Hahahahaha!! Good one Ben. You are pretty awesome.
  16. umodelnut
    PAPA SAYS THE CAB WILL BE OFF THIS WEEKEND!!!!!! WE WERE JUST OUT WORKING ON IT, MY PANTS ARE ALL RUST AND GREESE AND SO IS MY SHIRT. I CANT WAIT!!! ITS GONNA BE SO EXCITING!!!
  17. umodelnut
    PICTURES?
  18. umodelnut
    http://www.truckpape...x?OHID=3691753
  19. umodelnut
    Ya, I know I was joking.
  20. umodelnut
    Yes!!!! He thinks Im not boring!!!
  21. umodelnut
    I have no desire for women. They are very annoying, like I said pictures are OK though. Youll see, there would be more posting on my U but I cant post pictures anymore. Youll see. That cab will be off in the next 2 weeks..........
  22. umodelnut
    Thanks for posting MIke. Ive seen the truck on TruckPaper but I didnt know it was on Ebay. I bet that cabs a little toasty. If the current bid is $500 bucks, I WANT IT!!! but I bet shes gonna have a fate of taking a boat ride. I know its not a 81', look at the front hubs, and the oil bath air cleaner. Id say shes prolly a 1973.
  23. umodelnut
    I only got one reply about paint. Thank you Pawel, I'll run that by Papa.
  24. umodelnut
    You should buy it. Ive never heard of such a beast B67 with a big radiator. Only B67s Ive seen have short nose regular radiator, and concave cab. But sometimes they might not.
  25. umodelnut
    No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Thats not a good idea. Theyd think Im a flipping stalker or something.

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