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Looked at it today. Pretty cool truck with story. Essentially a stone mason ordered it new as a cab and chassis and put a surplus army compressor on the back. The cab is in fair shape but the cool part is the compressor. The compressor has a Waukesha stationary engine under a really neat shroud.

Too big for me, but if anyone is interested I can set you up.


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do you have any pictures?


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