I wish I was an excavator operator....but alas I just drive commercial trucks...

Thanks for the props though....

 

On the road. Couple old schools worthy of note

 

That old flat fender power wagon looks like it has a cummins in it. Looks sweet!

 

That '70's club cab camper looks sweet too.
You would need to drop a Cummins in it to be able to drive it around though, or the gas costs would kill you.

 

Now that's a fine pair...thanks for the pics!

 

Oliver's most recent puddy dog outing.....

"uh, which way did he go, George? ..... which way did he go ?? "

 

Very nice, the truck too. Makes a good dog limo

 

Exactly. He was twin stacking and rolling coal for sure. Wanted to look closer but he was lining up for a parade and I was heading to the lake because it was closing in on 90+ I've always wanted to drop a 12V in one of those old flat fenders. He liked my rig too, but I'd prefer his

 

I'd LOVE to have an old Power Wagon... When I was in high school my buddy's neighbor had one that he used as a farm truck. Thing was a rust bucket but I still tried to buy it off him every time I saw him. Wouldn't sell it to me. Oh, well he probly did me a favor by saying no.

 

I don't like my dogs riding around loose in the bed for safety reasons, so I need the crew for them.
That is exactly what it is, a deluxe, go anywhere 4x4 Dog limo.
What other truck can you put 600+ pounds of dog in the back seat, and still have lots of room up front in the captain chairs.
If I put all four dogs back there I have to roll down the windows half way, and let them kinda "muffin top" out the windows.

 

beautiful dogs for sure. we only have two small dogs. I my wife had her way I would have to build a stretched ramcharger dog limo. OOORRR

 

4 English Mastiffs.
The ones pictured are all sisters from two different litters, mom who is 10+ years old, is just out of the picture.
My heaviest female Mastiff was 193#s, not your average lap dog!
My friend keep a male from my last litter and he is in the 220+#s range with a 30 inch collar on him.
Try finding a dog collar over 26 inches, it is like finding a clean 1st gen for sale.

 

Yeah they are pretty big. There was one around here years ago that wore an ole tiny Honda Civic and looked out the sun roof. It was a pretty funny sight.

 

Love the Mastiff's and the crew Oliver!!

Reminds me of my Fila Brasileiro Mastiff I had in my early twentys.



He was 8 months old when he died, weighed 110 lbs. I would like to have another some day.

 

Truck loaded for chase/support of a 1400 mile Baja motorcycle ride. 250,000 miles, has been up and down Baja approx 20 times. The fan clutch went out in the newer Dodge so the first generation pulled the trailer the second half of the trip.