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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 27, 2004 at 18:02:24 from (64.228.12.160):
In Reply to: Semi tractors posted by Ron 1456 on March 27, 2004 at 15:07:35:
Ron: For the shgarpest looking and most user friendly you all missed it, "WESTERN STAR". I've driven just about them all. All the set back axle jobies look ugly. But then Moonlite does make a good point on the B-61. Guy down thr road has a fleet of Macks. He has a completely restored B-61 that for the most part, just gets admired these days. Last year he pressed it into service during grain harvest. As he was leaving grain terminal Highway Truck Inspection pulled him over. He thought great these guys are going to pick this old truck apart. Not so, like everyone else they just wanted a closer look.
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