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MH battery boxes and Superliner II boxes are the same. I believe UPS covers were the black ones.

I remember the Big Mack Attack racing up there the first year we went. That was a strong running Superliner. Is that it chopped down and paired blue in you pic Phil or did you use parts from it in that truck.? Franco redone his R Model a couple years ago, is he running an E9 in it now? Didn't it have an ENDT 866 V8 before?

Ryan. You need to take the trip up to Quebec in August to the Rodeo. Phil's pics are awesome but it's one of those things you just have to experience in person. Two full days of great truck races , lots of ice cold Canadian beer, music and a whole lotta French Canadian cuties dancing and wandering around just having a good time! It's kept a bunch of us going back for about 8 years now.

The few of us that have met there before knew who to look for, so I guess maybe a sign might be helpful for next year . The cutie from Mack tried to stump us with the question about the gold Bulldog and we all had a chuckle out of it. So she might have known more than the Mack Reps. LOL! The Crazy Canadian with me is the infamous sneakers. We call him that because his dad has been one of those Pete guys that takes his boots off and drives in a pair of slippers and he drives for the same company as his old man and does the same so we call them Slippers and Sneakers. He's looking to buy his own truck and he's been looking for an old Pete, but we,re trying to steer him in the right direction. He never saw aTitan till yesterday and he was impressed. I think that's a little too much for his starter truck. Maybe we can talk him into a nice CH or a Pinnicle.

Phil, your truck is what keeps me going back to Notre Dame Du Nord every August. For those of you that has never seen his truck in action it is AWESOME! The first year I went up to the Rodeo they had it doing burnouts on the hill and when they stopped and lit her up it literally pulverized the asphalt and when it pulled away and the smoke cleared they had to kick the asphalt back into the ruts it was almost on fire. So cool! That Superliner looks great! Looking forward to seeing it at the Rodeo when it's done. We met at the rodeo last summer I was visiting Tyson over where he camps at by his tuck on Sunday afternoon he was going to take me for a ride in his Superliner but we didn't get to it last year , my brothers went up the hill with him a couple years ago never time it right to be around when he's staging maybe this year. Didn't know you were on BMT but glad to see you are. Thanks for sharing your photos keep us posted on your progress on the Superliner and please share more when you get some.

I have a 20x30 Coverall arch style building with a 12x12 door opening. My Superliner and a few other things fit in there nicely and there's still room to work on everything.

Cool!

Yeah I'm hoping we're done with the snow. I been itching to get the old Superliner outside and wash it . I need a warm day to paint the fifth wheel before I put it on . I'm hoping to get it safety checked and ready to go hopefully next month.

I'm going down to MATs this Saturday so it will be next Saturday I go to my stainless guy to get my deck plate faves up so I will get him to cut me out a bunch more sets of blanks so if anyone wants a set I should have them in 2 or 3 weeks.

Good job! Looks great!

Nice job! It looks Great!

All depends what kind of shape the frame is in and what you're going to do with it. Aluminum is lighter but harder to fix especially if it has corrosion.

It's not snowing where I'm at but it was in patches earlier today just enough to need the wipers and make the ground white for a while,in fact a lot of our 8' of snow this winter is gone but we have a lot of frost in the ground and Lake Erie had a bunch of crazy people out ice fishing on it probably close to a mile out on Sunday. It's around 30 degrees out today and very windy. I hope that snow misses us I've had enough of winter. Hopefully the weather is good by the end of the week for the trip down to Louisville.

A set with all hardware delivered to you by mail runs about $140. Any one else possibly interested in a set I'll get a few more sets cut out.

I'm out of them at the moment but I'm going to my stainless guy to get something else done the Saturday after next so I can get a few more sets cut out if anyone wants a set.

I'm going Saturday unless something changes so we'll see you at the Mack Booth at noon again.

I'm figuring on going down to Louisville to the show on Saturday , anyone else going this year?

That really sucks! It's tough when you have to put down a pet. They are family to us especially if you've had them for a long time. But on the other hand if there's nothing they can do for them at the vet it's not good to see an animal suffer either and sometimes putting them down is the best thing for them. Sorry to hear about your dogs sudden illness, hopefully you don't have to put it down, it's tough and hopefully you get through it ok.

I think you'd be better off with a tandem tractor with a detachable gooseneck and n excavator of that weight .

I think you'd be better off with a tandem tractor with a detachable gooseneck and n excavator of that weight .

I'd be game if it was closer to me. There has to be someone closer that would give here a good home. It too good to part out.

Id be game if it was closer. There has to be someone closer that would give here a good home. It too good to part out.

Yes a Glider has the VIN stamped in the frame rails up at the front.

Where is it cracked Mack rears on Hendrickson Air rides of that vintage are famous for cracking under and around the saddle for the u- bolts they blamed it on loose u-bolts but some did it anyway. The only fix we found on the 94 CL we had was to V out the crack in the housing with a grinder and weld it then grind it flat where the saddle sits on it then you need to weld the saddle to the housing so it doesn't move. Then if your unbolted come loose it will save the housing. Even if it's cracked elsewhere I'm sure you could fix it.