Mike
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I'm thinking a deserted island out in the Pacific Ocean would be a decent home for many of these people and all of the convicts also. With a one way ticket only. mike
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Hey randyp.......I kind of like ole cousin Bob. He sounds like he could cause problems for you know who. mike
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It is still too many days for me, for him to be in the Whitehouse. Then we get to pay his salary for the next too many years. Just think of the presidents that are still in there and we all are paying their salaries. mike
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Save me, 63' B61
Mike replied to jaysm35a2's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
Looks like a nice find. Hope you get it home and make a good truck out of it. mike -
That is still a good saying. True enough. I've heard the same over the years. mike
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Hey Larry, Sounds like a spammer to me. Need to contact Barry and have him isolated from elephants and gorillas......maybe all animal family. mike
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I'm glad another Mack is saved from the boneyard. mike
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1964 B87 My Next Project
Mike replied to hicrop10's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
I'm glad to hear this family history of your truck also. Very rare to get this kind of history of older trucks. Welcome to the BMT site. Hope ya have very good results restoring yours. Thanks for showing it. Looking forward to more photo's when you can provide them. mike -
I would have had a field day with those coyotes and my Sharpshooters Rifle at night. mike
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Rob, I had no idea you were Polish. mike
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Would it be impossible to get a new cam for the END 673P engine I have or will I have to get a shop to build it up for me? I have had cranks turned but have never had a cam built up by a machine shop. Is it possible to do so with the old cam back to original specs? Thank You mike
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Rob,........are you sure that it didn't hurt your neck, and need to go to the hospital tomorrow? Usually by the next day is the worst. You really don't look so good. You are lookin very white and faint. I'm sure momma will be glad to run you a hot bath and give it some attention later tonight. Sorry to hear crusty is bone yard material now. mike
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I've never seen such a truck. Seeing this one with Jo standing beside it. I would have thought the driver had to stand up to drive ,since it looks so tall. Just when I thought I had seen everything. It seems to me most of the shows today are Petes and KW's. mike
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Nice lookin Mack. Glad you saved another one. Bumper is an easy fix. mike
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So I hope we can say " another Mack saved " from the boneyard. mike
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Now I see it is a rail dragster. Just wonder what speeds randyp got with that one?I guess he would scrape the others doors off. mike
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Sounds like the movie " Second Hand Lion's. " mike
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Poor Spot will be ready for a vacation when those ants get to him inside the cab. The Gorilla will have to take over for Spot. mike
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I just wonder if the ACLU has the story on this yet? mike
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LMAO, LOL, LOL, LOL....I'd give away a Peterbilt Hat to see Rob's face when he reads your thread, Tom. LOL mike
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I'll bet Rob's ears are burning off this week. Be ready to here what he's got to say when he returns. I doubt he's missing much. mike
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That would have been my guess also. I believe the last B Model was built in 1966. mike
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The Mack Museum is open today and ready for your call. Phone # 610-351-8999 Mr. Tom Lobtzbgier is very helpful and is the Archivist. Mr. Don Schumaker is the Curator of the Museum and Rose is the nice lady that answers the phone and is on the ball and answers all the calls. Hope this gets your questions taken care of. Regards mike
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Mark, those trucks are absolutly tuff looking to me. I looked one up on a web-site and found a 1942 M20 Diamond T. It looked like a german design with longer hood, bigger and taller from the ground. Doors were shorter and an open cab. Dad's outfit pulled the big 155's and 240's Artillery around. Just this past weekend, I was going through some papers in the old house and found where dads outfit was the 87th Armored Battalion, 272nd Artilery Company A. It was his old discharge papers. I felt very honored to have him as a father. Thanks for showing this. mike
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Mannnnnn, that would make a great street rod. I could see a Mountain Motor inside the frame. I bet randyp will jump at this project and have weekends at the local speedway. mike
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