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Old 08-06-2014, 03:00 AM   #1
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Nice! I like old truck shows.

Here's an unusual T-series car carrier
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Old 08-14-2014, 11:01 AM   #3
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Kool it-------That ad for the '73 Astro with V-12................How old or recent is that ad ? It looks like a runner.
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Old 08-19-2014, 03:31 AM   #4
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Nice! I like old truck shows.

Here's an unusual T-series car carrier
I remember those! It's actually a WW9500, did use a T series cab but it was raised up to clear a Detroit 6V-71 (look at the fenders). They were a special order model for car haulers, this one belonged to Pacific Motor Transport, part of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Ryder had them too. The W series was dropped in 1974, but I have heard these special versions continued for a few more years, some with 8V-71's.
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Nice! I like old truck shows.

Here's an unusual T-series car carrier
My photo; taken in Long Beach in 88 or 89. Not unusual PMT had hundreds of them.
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Old like like '79-80
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FB pic long hood jimmy with a merc bunk
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Old 08-30-2014, 05:39 PM   #8
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Went back and looked closely at this truck. I think it might be an MH-9501, not the standard 9500. The 9501 was a special lightweight 'western' style long conventional (think Peterbilt 359). The 9501's usually came with Alcoa wheels, lot of other aluminum parts like fuel tanks, ect., and a 318 horse 8V-71/Roadranger. One other feature the 9501's often had was a 3 trumpet Grover air horn. Take a close look at the horn on this one.
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That is one heck of a truck.

Would love to see it fully restored.
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Was the intention.
And they're pulling it was a K100 too cool..
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Awful nice for a Ryder
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If you don't mind. I'd like to show Harm a retired carhauler he may know it.
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Who knows,maybe it's his picture. It is/was a nice one
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He did not. Retired from Ryder/Allied nuttiest truck nut I know.
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A 6V or 8V-71 in a Tilt would be something interesting to see.

What kind of Trans would they run?
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A 6V or 8V-71 in a Tilt would be something interesting to see.

What kind of Trans would they run?
Book says Fuller RT910 10 speed, probably could get an Allison too. The basic truck was a long wheelbase twin screw tractor.
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One of my favorite Transmissions. Glad to see that they weren't 5 & 2's.

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'62 Cars and Trucks hauled by a '62 Tractor.

I like the Corvette on the end !!
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One of my favorite Transmissions. Glad to see that they weren't 5 & 2's.

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My first C-60 was a 5+2 with a goofy top 4 gears. 4L-5L to 4H-5H pattern.
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My first C-60 was a 5+2 with a goofy top 4 gears. 4L-5L to 4H-5H pattern.
I had one of them in my '62 GMC 6500. What I liked about them is that you only had to shift the Rear twice when Split-Shifting through all the gears from 1st Low to 5th High (skipping 1st High).

But 1st to 2nd was a long, long ways from each other, lol.

Believe they were a Clark Trans.

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Hey pacarhauler look on your Flickr page. Some hay bucks had some thoughts.
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Anyone ever post this one?
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How about this?
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What kind of bunk I wonder.
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