David

Tom, You must type faster than me.

Diamond T and Reo were both owned by White. About 1966 they merged them to form Diamond Reo.

Talked to Nicki today. Everything is fine. Rob has been up to his ears with radar repairs. Good to know there are dedicated people like him keeping the friendly skies safe.

Sorry I missed you guys. We didn't get there until after lunch. Lot of nice trucks. Some new ones I haven't seen before.

What do they want for it? If you buy it, you can turn your hobby into a business and deduct all of these cost.

I'll look at it when I'm up there in Dec.

You could always park the truck on the trailer to save room.

Thad, If I remember correctly you have two other issues being the broken parts on the tag and highway gearing. You can solve all three by rolling a camelback under it and ending up with a very usable truck. On a side note, did you make an offer on the trailer?

That truck has been on ebay for about a year now. No one knows how it got a Volvo engine.

That's what you get picking up the soap in a locker room shower.

Randy, That was not the report I was expecting.

PBO worked for them in his "community organizer" days.

If you could get that to work then PeeBO could take credit for creating "green" jobs. I wonder which union they would belong to.

Here's the next step for you guys............................... Urine therapy From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Biologically based alternative and complementary therapy - edit Chinese food therapy Herbalism Macrobiotic diet Natural health Orthomolecular medicine NCCAM classifications Alternative Medical Systems Mind-Body Intervention Biologically Based Therapy Manipulative Methods Energy Therapy See also Complementary and alternative medicine Alternative medicine Complementary medicine [*]Glossary of alternative medicine In alternative medicine, the term urine therapy (also urotherapy, urinotherapy or uropathy) refers to various applications of human urine for medicinal or cosmetic purposes, including drinking of one's own urine and massaging one's skin with one's own urine. While there are no known scientifically proven health benefits of such therapeutic use for urine,[1][2][3][4][5] some chemical components of urine do have some well known commercial and other uses, like urea and urokinase.[3] For instance, urea in urine has been found to be antibacterial to bacteria causing urinary tract infections specifically, and ingestion of urea has been found to increase this antibacterial activity in urine itself,[6] though no evidence was found for such an effect upon the actual ingestion or application of urine. I have heard it also works on mosquito and ant bites. As well as athletes foot. I look forward to full report from someone on the benefits (or detriments) of their experiments. Good luck.

The R and U used the same frame (9") and both were offered with double frames. The U was also built as a three axle. The offset cab allowed a shorter hood which allowed 45' trailers in states that had a 55' total length limit.

Do you think there's a reason they only built and sold 261 Bighorns. Tony does have the first one built and was in that ad.

And usually out live the driver.

Same cab but everything else is much heavier in a DM.

How about this one................ http://www.ebay.com/itm/180741118431?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

I tried to warn you.

You better get that crap off Momma"s cutting board before she see it.

So sorry for your loss. Condolences and prayers.

Try letting the air out of one tire at a time and driving it. It won't solve the problem but may help you find which tire is the problem and a lot less work than changing tires.

My '67 is DM865SX1002. Gary Mahan has 1001.