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87 mack 97 D6H
- Thread starter jook24
- Start date
walkerv
Senior Member
This our companies 1983 runs the flatbed with nurse tanks for the farm. Shes looks good from a distance , her name is grandma and happened to blow apart the clamp on the compressor side of turbo, only reason she was hanging around in the line up.
jook24
Well-Known Member
Nice looking truck.I bought mine from a neighbour he used it for the same things i am he retired i jumped on it LOL.