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  • Birthday 04/30/1948

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  1. David Smith
    I saw an ED pickup about 35 years ago. It had an L-Model cab. Has anyone ever seen one?
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    Thanks, guys, for all the good info!
  4. David Smith
    Does anyone know how many B-85-F fire trucks were built? Thanks! David M. Smith.
  5. David Smith
    Just for the sake of accuracy, this is a 4000, not a 9000.
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    Various
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    Ron, Thanks for the quick response! I will check it out. Best regards, David.
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    Yes, please post any information you have. Thanks! David M. Smith.
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    Various
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    1962 G.M.C. B-7000 with 6-V-71 Detroit
    Sorry, I just found your question. The G.M.C. that you commented on was photographed at Louisville, KY. The other Gulf pictures were at Lexington, KY, Frankfort, KY, and Hooven, OH. Where are you located?
  12. David Smith
    The red B-Model in my gallery, captioned "Covert Mack", was a 1957 with a beautiful cream-colored steering wheel.
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    There are quite a few in the various galleries. Good Luck! David Smith.
  14. David Smith
    I have known that the "R" axle was wider than the "B" axle for at least 40 years, yet I didn't think of it until reading LocomotiveBreath's post. "Senior moments" are becoming more frequent every day. I never got farther than the width of the spring leaves. I had wanted to use the "R" shock mounting set-up on my "B". In that case, the u-bolt, or"spring clip", spacer would have been too wide.
  15. David Smith
    Freighttrain, thanks for the offer! I hope you solve your problem. David M. Smith.

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