Where is everyone #5

Check this unit out 4mer....its from up around @Ruthless way.

 

Every year they have the “New England rock busters” or some group similar to that that meets at that Yaworski yard. Big iron collection from my understanding.

 

My dad ran that style tire on his pickups. They have great traction but just stay under 50 and the ride isn't horrible. I still have a split rim with one mounted somewhere.

 

Someone here posted a pic of an old daycad Astro or Titan they had with a long wheelbase. Trying to think who it was now.

It had and 60s or 70s Kenworth next to it. @BoostedTeg was that you or am I thinking of someone else?
Whoever it was would like this one.

 

My Dad had 2 of those I guess it was around'75 or '76. My cousin and I put a ton of miles on that truck in the driveway!!

 

That would be pretty cool to go to I bet

 

Nope not me but that’s one fine looking truck.

 

Ole Hanson was a big Civil Contractor in Pleasantville, NJ....Just outside Atlantic City

That Model was popular around here pulling Equipment

 

Them fellers at that museum done told ya wrong. 4mer done had 5 million miles or so before he drove that sleek, shiny new set of wheels. I ain't sure if this un' was his first, but it was quite a while 'fore tht other one. Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot built this 'un in 1769. Then he made some improvements over the next few years.

 

I liked this Bullnose KW. Sharpe little single axle. Would make a sweet truck with a cutoff put behind it, a 3406E and 5x4.

The interior was super nice in it too