Pilot she's lookin great

Chris nice heavy truck, right on

 

A little more done.

 

Just wanted to add a pic of my new 1967 c700. Hope to post some more as I get her back into tip top shape!

 

Looks good! What motor?

Sam

 

nice truck... i hope you get it lined out the way you want it..

 

Thanks guys for the remarks. Door tag warranty number says the 330 engine (I thought it was a 352 at first).


Side question - having a hell of time finding a wiring diagram for the COEs - anyone know of a source of diagrams specifically for 1967 C700?

 

I Work as a mechanic at a Mack Trucks dealer here in Ontario. A coworker brought this in to do an oil change after It came back from some truck shows. He did a lot of work on the build for the owner. I think he said it is 1948. It is powered by a C-9 Cat with a 8LL trans. The engine is under the sleeper and the front suspension I think Is from a Dodge. I can't remember the details right now but will ask my friend when I see him next.

 

wow!! that is sharp... i dont think i could even afford the just paint materials it too to do a truck like this..

 

WOW that's one fine ride there chide..
Pete

 

This will be getting a makeover for the next 5 years and become my RV tow rig for retirement days.

 

capt'n jack.... would look good whith this cab on that chassis...... i had plans to do something simular but built a 41 white RV instead..

A old F-5 would look good on a later model diesel suspension




i built this instead of the f-5 i was originally planning on.. it travels real well with the supercharged cummins and 10sp fuller

 

Man, I love that one!
That is going to be an awesome little rig when you get her polished back up!
JML

 

1941 White w/a circa 1941 Cadillac hood ornament.

 

ha ha ha ..yea i like my hood ornament.. adds a little class to the old bus...

 

On the Cadillac, you lift up the hood ornament to open the hood. I once owned a 1941 Cadillac 60 Special.