A real Mans Truck.....Ebay
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A real Mans Truck.....Ebay
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John,
You were looking for a Challenge...here is two of them? Would look good in Downtown Kennebunk!
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If only it was in the U.K I'd be very very tempted.
A real big toy to play with
A real big toy to play with
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CCKW 352 1942 No 7 set
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Dodge WC 51 1944
Ford GPW 1944
Morris LRC 1944 under restoration
Polsten Quad 1944
Willys M38A1 1963
CCKW 352 1942 No 7 set
CCKW 353 1943 cargo
CCKW 353 1945 cargo under restoration
Dodge WC 51 1944
Ford GPW 1944
Morris LRC 1944 under restoration
Polsten Quad 1944
Willys M38A1 1963
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What a way to impress ones friends and neighbors.
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Former owner and restorer of CCKW353 " Betty Boop"
proud father of a career Army officer/Blackhawk pilot/ War in Iraq veteran
Retired high school history teacher at Lt. Colonel Robert G. Cole CMH High School, Fort Sam Houston Texas
proud great grandson of four Confederate soldiers.
great great grandson of a War of 1812 veteran
great great great grandson of 2 American Revolutionary war veterans
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I know Weasel I've been wondering what the trucking will cost
They need to be "narrowed" up quite a bit to eliminate "overwidth " permits.
2 truck loads of Pacific parts I didn't say "specific" parts
How long do you suppose it would take to complete it
Do you suppose driving it thru downtown Concord on the way to Weare would be a problem
Oh and by the way. Do you happen to have the winches
See Ya
John
They need to be "narrowed" up quite a bit to eliminate "overwidth " permits.
2 truck loads of Pacific parts I didn't say "specific" parts
How long do you suppose it would take to complete it
Do you suppose driving it thru downtown Concord on the way to Weare would be a problem
Oh and by the way. Do you happen to have the winches
See Ya
John
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Because you asked...
The best thing to do would be to ship it by rail to near your house. Then flat tow it home with the M-20.
And the real question is...how many gallons of oil would you go through to oil the chain drive to get it to Weare?
Still it would be the balls to have. Better than some little "Girlie Man" International.
You could take her for a spin out by "Walker's Point"..It might turn some heads.
Maybe a couple of weeks...?John V Cliche wrote:How long do you suppose it would take to complete it
Who cares...what are they going to do to you?Do you suppose driving it thru downtown Concord on the way to Weare would be a problem
The best thing to do would be to ship it by rail to near your house. Then flat tow it home with the M-20.
And the real question is...how many gallons of oil would you go through to oil the chain drive to get it to Weare?
Still it would be the balls to have. Better than some little "Girlie Man" International.
You could take her for a spin out by "Walker's Point"..It might turn some heads.
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10-4 on the " head turning" by "Walkers "
As you know Bill I'm already well equipped to do that
I just sold 1 of my old bones
So i've got a slot all set up for it
And the neighbors thought the pile was gonna go down
You could always find me though ( just follow the "oil" trail )
SIZE does matter
John
As you know Bill I'm already well equipped to do that
I just sold 1 of my old bones
So i've got a slot all set up for it
And the neighbors thought the pile was gonna go down
You could always find me though ( just follow the "oil" trail )
SIZE does matter
John