Jim B

Thanks, guys. I appreciate it.

Do you think that this was an option from Mack, or was it something that was fabricated by the owner after receiving the truck from Mack? Either way, it's pretty cool. Yes, that's a big hook on the right!

And he can plow snow with it in the winter.

Looks really nice, Chuck. Well done.

Nicely done.

Yes, then you'd have an RD.

Never heard of him. Photos would be nice.

The DM is also Mack's vocational chassis (DM stands for Dump/Mixer). The R-series is a more highway oriented truck.

Should be an interesting build, Charlie. Where in New York is the actual truck you're going to go see? Is it at the FASNY Museum in Hudson?

Nice choice on the 6V71T. Is that from Auslowe? If it is, be careful, the turbo crossover pipe doesn't line up with the turbo.

Awesome job, Ray. I don't think I would want to be submerged in that contraption, but it's an interesting idea. We all live in a wooden submarine! A wooden submarine! A wooden submarine! (Apologies to The Beatles.)

Very nice.

That looks awesome, Brian. Very well done.

I have a complete sheet of the decals from the Revell USA Snap Peterbilt 359. You're welcome to them if you still need them.

This might help some: http://public.fotki.com/modeltrucks25thscale/truck_brochures/marmon/marmon_coe_and_conv_1981/