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That's one ugly truck. And then it gets all smashed up. At least your not hurt.

I think you got lucky the first time. Was the coolant level OK?

Oh man. That beats the 944A1 that I have over here with 400 miles on it.

Or you could buy one from a private owner that already has it titled in Michigam.

I could use one of those doors off of the back of the ISO beds. MWMULES.....are you heading back over there before Findlay? Edit with answer; I will be going back out before Findlay, but space is a premium for me, any small items up to a cargo cover would not be a problem at least to Dayton...

Looks in great shape. Drivetrain complete?

Coming up empty?

Have a safe trip. Give a shout if you need anything.

Looks like a decent truck. And the hypercycle proves it...427. So I would be cautious about putting too much fuel to it. I think they had weak head gaskets. Definitely rare. Someone put a high exhaust on it. I used to love the low exhaust for rollin coal.

I'm pretty sure the A2 says to run at full rpm or damage to the transmission may result. I have noticed that on the A2's when you engage the crane drive that it puts the transmission in high gear and locks the converter (I think). If you shift gears,it does not change. A 936 that I used to run...

We're gonna need pictures of that. Edit....and a specific location.

OK. I'll take it. What year is it or what year was it modified?

OK. I'll take it.

Looks great.....if that REALLY is a wrecker under there :-D. I might put the travel supports up another hole though.

Most of them are 10 bolt. Those are 20. Got a set on my USMC 923. I think they look neat. Looks like I need to make a trip to the mid west.

Very nice Cato. Maybe we need a mini rally in Norway. Looks like nice country. I can bring the CCKW over so you can translate the data plates.

I have a straight 923. Sorry for all you guys that don't have a straight 923.

I see a lot of commercial drivers ( that I like to refer to as "professional drivers" ) wearing safety equipment like flip flops, sweat pants and tank tops. They don't help the situation.

The side walls don't have a tendency to dry out and crack?

Howdy from the east side. Got any pictures yet?