Don't know... this old girl is seriously old; like 60's old.
Would be a good item to restore cause I'm 64, and I never saw another one.
Too bad I didn't stop for info and pictures.
Cabovers?
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They are still making new cabovers here in the states
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there is a couple really nice old cab overs i see running my normal area's quite often.
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Yeah. They’re cool again. Mullets and bell bottoms are next !lol!
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Aaaaaaa bell bottoms are already back
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...still around, lot easier to drive in city,hell on a long haul tho.
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Not on me! Lol!
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Bell bottoms been making their rounds much longer than most think
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I used to deliver to Inner city supermarkets ( hump loads
Off onto rollers out side doors double parked in the street mostly,very few loading docks) in NYC and the 5 Boros with a 1986 Mack cabover back in the 90's. Great truck very reliable ,only broke down once in 2 years (air compressor went) . Many times did a day load and then took a night load ( log book? What's that lol!)sometimes had to pick up up to $25k in cash on COD loads.Crazy work that paid great (about $10 mile and the GW bridge was only $20 then) try delivering into China town in NYC on a Friday night ,it was combat work.great money back then especially with fuel being $1.05 a gallon . I bought that truck for $6k off of LJ Kennedy (Mack dealer had them on consignment) when they were switching to conventionals . Great truck.Lav-25 Thanks this. -
When women were women and the chrome was thick...
Lol!
I'm sure there's some pictures of me with bell bottoms and "Wings" hair style from junior high in the 70's lol!Lav-25 Thanks this.
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