Where is everyone #5

Nah. Indy has it right.

 

Oh Maypop tires.

You know firestone is Italian tire.
Degos thru snow, Degos thru mud, and when degos flat. Degos whop,whop,whop.

 

Never drove one, but gramps had a Spicer air shift 16 in a Reo cabover and a Big Al.

 

Driven many CO Emeryvilles,DCO405's but they were done around 65,CO4000,in 66,CO4070 in 69. (my first truck)
12 speed was probably some old Brownie combination,with a 4 speed main box,and a 3 speed auxillary. Also,I think Spicer had a 12 speed air shift trans back then. I've driven the air 4x4 Spicers,actually a pretty cool transmission.
IH still built the DC 400 conventional into 1970 iirc,some called them the conventional Emeryvilles. Then came the 4200-4300's.

 

My Dad had 2 Emeryville's. My cousin and I put a lot of miles on those trucks..in the driveway!! I was 6!

 

LOL. This man is 70+. When he was driving you weren’t yet born

 

Hard to believe that leaked....

 

Huevos Rancheros plate from Rosa's Cafe.

Not the best breakfast I've ever had but better than an egg McMuffin.

What I need to do is find a place to have a good steak. But they keep throwing money at me to keep trucking, so it hasn't been a priority....yet.

 

That doesn't look Crispy approved!

 

It never ceases to amaze me how skilled you are at your chosen profession. That's truly incredible how you did that. By hand even. Lots of folks who look at that would swear that had to be machine formed.
You're the best Crispy !