My Last One-Finished

awesome and WELL DONE !!

One thing that stands out to me from this project is Mike's experience in sourcing all the parts and pieces. That must come from having "seen it all" over the years. Although I would have put the round polished aluminum knob with the side valve on that shifter instead of the plastic one.

You beat me to adding the link. I just read the Overdrive article this morning. Great article, but, of course, it doesn't do justice to the amount of work that went into this. You ought to ask them to include a link to the thread on here, then people could get a sense of what was really involved!

Saw it this morning. Overdrive had it posted on their face book page.

Everyone on here knows the story, but this what the local paper published. https://www.union-bulletin.com/thin...cle_536fc6d8-9e79-5400-8fd1-8a53b8a45bfc.html

Here's a looooong hood but your craftmanship is far superior. Handyman Corner "Cigarette Car" - YouTube

One SWEET Ride!!

Had a strange happening today-I hooked the Mack on the back of the tow truck to take to a show on the 19th {tomorrow}. I have someone there at the show to watch it for me till I run back and retrieve it in the afternoon Sat. Anyway cut to the chase-I was cruising along at 58 mph on four lane coming up to the Snake River Bridges. Then suddenly WSP Blues in my mirror, I pull over. The female WSP walks up opens my passenger door And says, I have been following for 6 miles can I see your license and paper work? Sure. Then-What year is that cute Mack truck your towing it's gorgeous, can I take some photos? Take all you want. She came back handed me back my stuff and handed me this paper. Look under shipping and bill of lading.

Can't say! She wants your truck, or your body. Maybe both.

Sometimes when you least expect it..... Good on ya !!!

"Incredible Mack Truck" They are human!

Very nice

Willie B said: Can't say! She wants your truck, or your body. Maybe both. Click to expand... Well I'm too old and tired for a run around the haystack.

I like the entry for shipper as well Shipper: PROUD OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL MACK Click to expand...

Years ago a motorcycle magazine was testing a new 1981 Yamaha RD350LC. They got pulled over but the cop was more interested in what the bike could do than giving a ticket! I'm sure the Mack turned a lot of heads.

Some days you eat the Bear!!!

mike . next time you see annie from the paper give her a thumbs up from me for an excellent write up. have you let the last one go yet?

No I still have it. unfortunately.

Put the steering wheel on the proper side and ship it over here, we need a bit more variety on our roads. There’s hardly any British stuff that age left here, it’s either been exported, cut up, or rotted away.

Steering wheel is on the proper side.