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#675114 09/03/2010 1:54 AM
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I finally got some pictures of my old C-80 tractor. I was too lazy to wash it so I waited til it rained yesterday. It's still pretty dirty but you can get the idea. The photobucket address is http://s1007.photobucket.com/albums/af193/Mearl_McBride/65%2080%20series%20truck/ I hope this works.


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Nice truck. I like the Dual Stacks. From the picture it looks like a 5-Speed Trans and a 2-Speed Rear. Is that a Factory Trailer Brake on the Column? Also a first for me, I've never seen a C-80 with narrow fenders. ...Interesting.

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It is a factory tractor with the 5 &2 and air brakes. The fenders are wide, it just may not look that way in the picture. It has the 9,000 lb. front axle with 10.00 tires.


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Mearl #675168 09/03/2010 4:24 AM
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Now that's a sharp truck!! Your truck has the same white/blue color combination that our old trucks had, sure does bring back alot of memories. Inside cab picture looks like the tractor is clean and original, very few look as good as yours. Outside cab shots look great, sheet metal looks straight, the '64 thru '66 heavy Chevys have the best appearance from the front in my opinion. 409, 5 & 2, air brakes, cast spoke wheels, massive 5th wheel, you've got an impressive truck. You do need a set of air horns to complete it. And you say this truck 'is dirty, needs a wash'??? Looks mighty nice to me...

Great truck, one I would be proud to own! James


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Its a good looking truck. There were hundreds of them hauling grain from the Texas Panhandle to the Gulf in the 60's. Very few of them survived. Most of them had a Neway drag axle and often grossed close to 100,000 lbs. Good to see this one survived.

oldiron57 #675215 09/03/2010 12:02 PM
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It has the one tiny original air horn on top but I didn't get it in the picture.


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I'm with oldiron---if that truck is dirty, I can't wait to see it cleaned up! My stuff don't look that nice AFTER I wash it!!!


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Bill, you got me thinking about fenders on my C-80. I have a 65 LCF60 and it does have wider fenders than the 80. I have also noticed that the torsion bar trucks have wider fenders, there is a 62 C-80, 409 truck here in town and the fenders are wider than mine.


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Nothing to worry about thats what the truck came with there is another guy on here that has a c-80, a 64 i think it has the same fenders

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409 "HIGH TORQUE" V-8, 5spd trans, 2spd rear end, and 10.00-20's fairly short wheel based single axle tractor . . .

Truck should get up and Scream ! hold it tight not many 409 truck engines out there . . .


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