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That this story was hilarious Bubba and yes they do not sound very appealing to me either color wise. Perfect for the camper. No wait a minute here. How old is this camper? I thought it was brand new. I’m confused about the loose cabinet doors.

Wow man that’s some luck Great deal. I still have a checked with her local truck tire shop yet. I guess I’m still not ready. Just kind of curious if they have what I want I will go down there and buy them. although truck is not anywhere near ready to roll ha ha

Great post fellows too many likes And rowdy. That does not surprise me at all these days. Sorry about that.Bob

That’s very interesting. I had not thought of that but back in those days the LT was definitely better looking than Peterbilt or Kenworth and my opinion. …. Bob

I am hoping to get rid of all of my split rims when I do change all 10 at 67 years old those things just make me really nervous, especially being as old as they are all you need is a little hairline crack

Excellent that’s pretty much a great deal I would go for that. I probably mentioned I used to change those back when I was a teenager from jacking the truck up repaired tube to letting it down 15 minutes . Now I know I cannot do that now. Take me 15 minutes to dig out the jack. Ha ha.

Nice looking ride Thanks for the post.

Like how many businesses will just let you go around the back and look around these days employees only you can’t go back there ha ha

Might be getting a little off the subject but I used to do business with a lawnmower shop right here close old timer been dealing with small engine since 1959. Sometimes I would just go in there to bullshit even if I didn’t need anything, he sold the place now I don’t even mess with the only other supply house they’re crooks. I just order everything over the Internet. We had two other cool mower shops all three of them pretty much sold out and retired. I think bottom line I’m trying to get at most of the hospitality is gone as well .. I would rather just go through the computer. I have had very good luck with Jack’s mower parts. They were in the Midwest someplace.

Right on man, best wishes fellas, and hope you have a swinging time . Even if it’s just on here, my sister’s birthday was yesterday turn 65 hard to believe but I can remember talking to that little pipsqueak around 1964 how the he’ll did she get so old so fast ha ha enjoy fellas .. Bob

Well, the hillbillies around here never want to sell anything. It just sits in their yards for years and years.

I probably mentioned I try to sell my DM a couple of times around here. No takers at all. I think a B model might have a better shot here.

Nothing wrong with Kentucky just doesn’t sound like a good place to unload a b model ha ha

Thanks for the cool photos Tom

also right in the middle of a lot of interested partys instead of tucked away in the middle of kentucky somewhere..lol.bob

i notice these days,companys i deal with will specify if thier sending me something,,,dont forget to check junkmail....if you dont see it.....

wow,,,,should go quick for that price....looks great...bob

Oh, and by the way, Vlad, everything is more fun on the motorcycle. I rode for years. I have a ball bud.

Yeah, Joey ditto thanks for all the cool photos bud .. I hate to brag, but this area looks a lot like that wide open Spaces mountains nothing but prairies mainly… Bob

Cool dog … Bob

Oh I did not know you were talking about this site ha ha. Seems like past couple months. There’s only a handful of us left. Happy Saturday fellas thought it was never get here. Bob

Man, that’s a mighty fine looking ride . hope you get it figured out…. Bob

I noticed brand new rims alone, are a fortune

From what I’m seeing 350 is about the best you’re going to do I still haven’t looked into the rims I would really like to get rid of all my split rims and go tubeless I haven’t really done anything yet. As I mentioned around here do I have a lot of container chassis word spoke wheels I am hoping to find some good take offs mounted…. Bob

We had a terminal manager like that high school dropout Wayback when I was working for the trucking outfit years ago, guy was a cracker. Jack had that place running like a well oiled machine. Lots of business and as the old story goes, father passed, son took over got rid of that terminal manager because they thought they were paying him too much. hired to brain dead idiots to replace him company. He was out of business in two years.