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#404776 04/21/2008 2:25 AM
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well, we were able to go last thursday and bring my new truck home. everything went well and we got home safe and sound and happy. the only down side was that we missed the turn for cracker barrel and ended up at long johns.
got a lot of waves and touts from folks on the interstate. there is a local chapter of the ATHS starting up and they had a show this weekend. so i left the truck on the trailer and went saturday. had a great time and meet a lot of good folks. now to get to work on the ole girl.
by the way, i am the round fellow in the pictures doing all the work...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/11977495@N06/sets/72157604648920809/


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That's a nice COE. I like it. Yeah, That would make a sweet lil' roadtractor. That was a good score there.


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Way cool! What are your plans for her?


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Nice COE, enjoyed the photo's good luck with it.

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Sweet truck thanks for the great photos please keep us filled in on you progress.


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thumbs_upGood looking truck, I like it. Cleon


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Nice score thumbs_up How well did it pull using your truck and trailer? It seemed that it just fit on there and set back just a little. How far was your trip and what kind of gas miliage eek

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Awesome COE, I'm jealous!


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thanks for all the + comments. i forgot to put in the first post how nice it is to have a like minded friend to go along and help and take all those pictures.
to answer some of the ??,s- i plan to make a road tractor. it pulled nice and easy behind my daully which is 4/wheel drive and that may be why it looks a little nose high. my truck does good on gas { if you are exxon } it got 10 going and 8 coming back. the coe was located in a mountainous area, so i had lots of up and down the hill driving. it was only around 200 miles round trip, which makes this find even sweeter.
i will adds some interior shots that show some personal touchs from the past in a day or two. got her off the trailer tonight and now to get her started and get the brakes up.
thanks again doug


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Congrats on the new truck. It looks like the trailer handled it well, probably around 7000 lbs.


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Doug:

fantastic coe, looks like our sister truck that we just brought home 10 days ago. our's is a 53 stake bed with single ram dumper.
i'd better start another post with ours.

cheers,

mike from canada.


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Congrats & thanks for the nice pics!


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