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Yeah, it looks good. I think the door is more storage. Thanks for sharing…. From what I hear, they were pretty hefty, rigs, and their day all hand  built . I remember seeing. a few of them back in the day ..in New England.. Bob

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It says it is government owned. Which makes sense as to why it has an Allison auto. Usually government trucks of this era were left over parts bin Fords and GMCs or International (if you were lucky) specd' out under piggyback contracts so you didn't have to go through a formal bidding process to get a truck. Somebody went all out with on this baby. Doesn't look like its seen much use outside of the sunny South. Them frame rails look new and somebody kept her shined up.

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they were truly ;;hand built;; trucks

they had numerous buildings and parts were carried by forklifts and cranes thru different phases of the build

sometimes it was hard to tell if you were looking at truck parts or rocket launcher parts and such

The Marmon mobile studio they used for filming Movin' On.

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And, on fire!

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Notice the Marmon matched the paint job on "Pigpen's" trailer...

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http://movinontvshow.com/

 

 

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"Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines."

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