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  1. guitarsam326
    Acidity in your hands, had alot of toys do this when i was a kid. I also play guitar and i can rust a set of strings after a 30 minute session while everyone else can use a set for weeks...
  2. guitarsam326
    the fuel pump is on the left side on a cat....but thats no CAT.
  3. guitarsam326
    Very nice, love the old iron!
  4. guitarsam326
    Lookin good Brian, where'd you buy tje frame rails?
  5. guitarsam326
    Sounds like the good ol H series, best sound in the world next to a Detroit!
  6. guitarsam326
    Now that is a great story...well worth the read!
  7. guitarsam326
    Agreed....available yet?
  8. guitarsam326
    Great lookin build Brian! Cant get over the Detroit (I'm partial as well!), it looks perfect under the hood!
  9. guitarsam326
    Anybody else smell troll?
  10. guitarsam326
    The ol oil drooler looks good tucked in there Brian! Cant wait to see it finished!
  11. guitarsam326
    Ok, i stumbled across this info when i wasnt looking for it, thought i would share in case anyone else can use it. http://www.oldmacksrus.com/production_numbers.htm
  12. guitarsam326
    Lookin good Brian! You made the right choice on the tires!
  13. guitarsam326
    I thought that might be the case, different resins have different densities i guess.
  14. guitarsam326
    I haven't hacked my doors open yet, but i have cut the hood apart from the rad, etc and it seemed easier to cut than the styrene! I could be hallucinating though...
  15. guitarsam326
    Haa haa! Bring it man! Lol! Glad to see you're goin for it. The biggest challenge for me will be detailing the door panels.
  16. guitarsam326
    I was looking at some older brochures for B67 macks for this truck build off and i was wanting to know the different "classifications" of b67's such as B673lt, B67t B67st and so forth. Not really a big deal but i want some decent info to accurately build my truck off of, thanks in advance!
  17. guitarsam326
    Lookin good Sean! I agree with ya on the detail work, the biggest thing for me is actually making a decision!
  18. guitarsam326
    i hear ya, my problem is i will have to ad all the detail to the doors, then graft the dash into the cab...
  19. guitarsam326
    Thanks Brian! I couldn't bring myself to make it curbside, now im battling on whether to open the doors or not....right now, i think they're gonna get opened!
  20. guitarsam326
    If you use the mini hinges, be prepared fo some hair pulling...
  21. guitarsam326
    Dave will definitely have the tires like Clayton said, but he has front drive axles too, just ask him.
  22. guitarsam326
    Dont take me wrong, i will deal with the thickness in order to get the older trucks, im not complaining, i just want to inform other potential buyers so they know what to expect.
  23. guitarsam326
    Lol!
  24. guitarsam326
    Just a little progress i wanted to share, this is mainly for anyone who hasnt worked with resin much (myself included). AITM cab conversions are very thick but i wanted my hood to open....I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking!
  25. guitarsam326
    thats cool Gator! Small world huh?
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