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yarnall

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  1. Sorry to hear your dog is not well. 105.4 is till a dangerously high temperature. Please get him to a veterinarian ASAP. If your vet cannot see him soon please take him to an emergency vet. They will want to put him on intravenous fluids to help decrease the temperature and do some blood work to try to figure out the cause if that has not already been done. In my area we would also check for Lyme disease, but I do not know how common that is down your way. I hope things go well. Mike
  2. Probably the most common but how many RL712LST's Mike
  3. The chrome bumper and spot lights on the green one point to a rescue truck. Where is the truck or is the picture from the internet? Mike
  4. I need a good chrome left upper grill piece, a bumper, a fuel tank, a dog box and seats or seat covers. Thanks Mike
  5. Sorry to hear you lost interest. Sometimes I wish it would happen to me. What is the price on the floor mats and vent window? Mike
  6. Now that's better. And look what you get. An MH633. Never heard of the beast. What makes it at 633? And here are some 612's for you. 1985 MH612's. Consecutive serial numbers. 300 with 5 speeds. Mine on the left and Firemack's on the right. Mike
  7. My father took this picture in 1984. We would always go and look at the Macks ready for delivery when we left the truck show. Of course this picture was taken in the film days when each picture cost something. I don't know how he chose to take a picture of this MH when there is an RW right next to it an in the row behind. I just realized this topic leaves out all of us MH612 guys. Maybe we will have to start our own thread. Mike
  8. yarnall

    V8 emblem

    I'll text you a picture from my CF if you PM your number. Mike
  9. I cannot help you, but you should post it on the forum at justoldtrucks.com. That would be right up their alley. It is really neat. Mike
  10. I was hoping you were coming this year. I was going to ask you to bring a K100 from Bend with you. Mike
  11. I have included the chassis register page that has my 85ls on it that Mack sent me. It goes up to 85LS1119. Yours would be on the next page. It was probably delivered in late 1947. Mike
  12. Welcome to the forum. Nice looking truck. There are a bunch of us on here with 85LS's. Mine is 85LS1101. Mine was built in 1947. What is your serial number? The Mack museum number is 610 351 8999. The address is 2402 Lehigh Parkway South, Allentown 18103. They will send you most of the information you asks about. Mike
  13. Nice. Glad you figured out how to post pictures. Keep them coming. Mike
  14. Welcome to the forum. Like was said above, lets see some pictures. I'll have to take a look at my Diamond T. I might be interested in the engine. I assume it is a flat head Hercules. Mike
  15. Wow. That's bad. Sad. Yep, that is my yellow Ward in Mahanoy City. I might put a couple more in there next year. That warehouse is like a big toy box. Mike
  16. That is sad. The two trucks in the front don't look like total losses. Maybe the jeep isn't destroyed. Please send more pictures when you get them. That is a great looking CF. Mike
  17. Here is a link to a previous discussion about insurance. If you search "antique insurance" you will find others. Mike http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/30978-antique-insurance-question/?hl=%2Bantique+%2Binsurance
  18. Great picture. You must have missed this thread. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/topic/33657-mack-rail-the-locomotives/ It is a pretty good read. That is probably when they bought the locomotive and brought it home. Mike
  19. Business must not be good because he has several trucks listed in Wheels of Time. I did not see these two advertised. I would love to have both of them, but the Westcoaster more than the Bubblenose. I would also like his single axle, day cab Emeryville. Didn't see an add for that either. Mike
  20. fxfymn must have miss read your first post. As far as I know the EN401/402 in the B42 is a Mack made Maxidyne engine. Some of the smaller trucks had continental made engines. There are not too many people running the gas jobs anymore, but there were a lot made and parts are still out there. I have 4 B42s and one B422, but the B422 has an overhead in it. I would keep the flat head gas for originality, but again it becomes a personal and economic decision. A non running, solid B42 is worth $1500-3500 in my opinion. They used to be $500-800 but are getting more scarce. Good luck. Mike
  21. I've had more than one beer at the Inn at the Long Trail. I painted a Bucyrus Erie shovel like that with a brush back in 1989. It was for my summer job. It didn't look as nice as that one. I have a 1970 Dodge W300 that was a fire truck. Thank for the pictures. Mike
  22. I agree with the Federal. There is a similar truck near Binghamton NY I think. I have a picture somewhere, but who know where. I want a Sterling, but not one in the shape above. Hopefully they do not get cut up. Mike.
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