.....iF you want to get the feel of a cab over get a ride on a fire truck made by Seagrave....the town I live in just got theirs and I got a chance to ride/drive....in alleys they are a charm as they kinda go sideways to some extent which makes for easy tracking and parked car avoidance-if the front end gets through-the back end is sure to follow in the same track....kinda easy in tight spots which is alot of advantage as this town in some parts is modeled after an English villiage and the streets aren't very wide with parking on one side or both in some cases......geofkaye
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welcome to the board https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo.../icon_wink.gif where are you from? Walter im originaly from switzerland and i can tell you that i sometimes daydream about doing a trip to europe just for the fun of it . picture our Pete at 75 mph (120kmh...the legal speed limit here in AZ) in the passing line.... https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...on_biggrin.gif it gets even better; i also dream about bringing one of our street legal dune/desert buggies we build here with me...something like this one: https://sandcentral.net/v8rail/pics/a...t028%20022.jpg (T-Rex; twin turbo 521cid BBF) i bet they would chase me down (if they can catch me https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...on_biggrin.gif ) and lock me up at gunpoint.... https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...n_rolleyes.gif and there would be pics in all the newspapers https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo.../icon_razz.gif ...maybe better if it stays just a dream https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...icon_smile.gif |
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Just make sure when you pull your Pete in the fast lane to use your turn signal, drivers might not see you otherwise https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...on_biggrin.gif Walter |
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GREAT looking conversion. The quality of your fabrication work is really top shelf, and quite innovative....let us know how the air suspended box works out!! Keep those pix coming! Travis |
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the work on the Pete is going slow https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo...icon_frown.gif (lots of other work) at least got the granit glued down (floating on a thick bed of silicon https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo.../icon_wink.gif) https://sandcentral.net/trucks/albums...l_DSCF2943.jpg its a highly polished dark greenish-black granit with silver flakes in it https://sandcentral.net/trucks/albums...l_DSCF2939.jpg a friend of us did the granit work; he made a large radius bullnose for safety https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo.../icon_wink.gif https://sandcentral.net/trucks/albums...l_DSCF2945.jpg https://sandcentral.net/trucks/albums...l_DSCF2941.jpg the steel supports will be covered with wood that will match the cabinets. |
Cool pics. I bet its nice if you can add all the granite you want without worrying about weight.
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hey I'd be happy to take those ugly rims off your hands when your ready!
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where are you located? the tire and rims start to pile up in our shop; they are all 22.5 and "hub pilot" style (flat washer lug nuts) i have 4 inside + 4 outside "sawblade" rears (need a polish) 2 "roundhole" fronts, 2 outside "roundhole" rears and 2 inside steel rims i also have 4 goodyear fronts and 4-8 bridgestone lopro rears (almost brand new and perfect) https://www.truckhome.com/infopop/emo.../icon_wink.gif |
I can't get the links to work. Is this truck done? Anyone know where the pictures are?
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Too old of a thread. I'm sure wherever he was hosting those is no longer hosting them. I wonder what happens to people on some of these old threads.
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I wonder what happened to the old truck!
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