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Memories for us old truckers

59 North

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Apr 8, 2021
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74
Location
Alaska
looking at this I felt right at home . at a museum polson mt,
Truck looks like a White 3000. Looks in good shape?
My father had one in the early '70s as a fuel truck. 6 cyl White gas engine , 5spd, dbl reduction rear diff, if I recall correctly. Slow, but seemed like a good truck at the time, gear changes took some getting used to.
Trailer and other vehicles interesting also.
 
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Raildudes dad

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Dec 29, 2007
Messages
411
Location
Grand Rapids MI
Saw this on the way home tonight:
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400hp 8v92, 9 speed, spring ride. A bunch of shiny new parts underneath on brakes and suspension. Someone spent a bunch of time fixing brakes and suspension to find out they didn't like the ride.

And my LTL 9000 rides rough......... Might be ok for a site truck but any place else, a rough rider for sure
 

Old Doug

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Oct 16, 2013
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4,545
Location
Mo
And my LTL 9000 rides rough......... Might be ok for a site truck but any place else, a rough rider for sure
Not to be a a-- but trucks ride ruff i hear guys saying their air ride cab on are ride axles setting in a $900.00 seat rides ruff. Get in a truck with rubber blocks and a broken spring ride seat . My c70 isnt the smoothest it didnt come out with front shocks. My 1985 GMC pickup is very ruff someone over did the rear springs it has 2 main leafs its next to solid. If i had time i would redo the springs and make a real set of over loads for it or air bags.
 
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