couple of nice looking BIG diesel powered rigs
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From: Windsor Ontario Canada
Originally Posted by 12valve@heart
Whoa!! Are those 8" stacks? Sure look bigger than 8" but may just be the perspective of the photo. I'd love to hear those pipe rumble!! 
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From: Omaha, AR
Originally Posted by Jfaulkner
All you had to do was ask!
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[/IMG]i have passed big rigs where i had more lights then them, but that friggen christmas tree puts me to shame!
BTW, that thing is sweet!
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by getblown5.9
some more
Looks nice but impractical.
Are these working trucks or just show trucks?
Isn't there a maximum vehicle length and weight per axle depending on the distance between axles?
Wonder how many carrier bearings on the drive shaft?
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From: Toronto, ON
Originally Posted by getblown5.9
guy on my local forum is building one of these for his hauling business, gonna make it look good, but also use it for work. these trucks simply amaze me
not just the outside...fully modded underneath too
not just the outside...fully modded underneath too
my fav
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From: Forest Grove, Oregon
A long wheelbase is good if you haul long steel beams and or long steel rebar. They also use a long wheelbase to help them out on the bridge law for total wheelbase of the truck and trailer along with axel spacing that is if they had two or three tag axels on it.
To me even these trucks have to long of a wheelbase to be useful to drive all of the time unless your hauling steel. You can bet they do not drive them in NY City or LA, as the streets are not big enough and or to narrow for them to turn a corner with such a long wheelbase and a 53-foot trailer.
Just my $0.02 worth
To me even these trucks have to long of a wheelbase to be useful to drive all of the time unless your hauling steel. You can bet they do not drive them in NY City or LA, as the streets are not big enough and or to narrow for them to turn a corner with such a long wheelbase and a 53-foot trailer.
Just my $0.02 worth
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From: Windsor Ontario Canada
Peterod
I just saw this one late last year at a local truck shop. He blew the motor and was having it replaced. It's modified alot more than the pictures show. It did have spinners when I saw it. He had just won the Las Vegas truck before the motor "calfed"....
http://www.largecarmag.com/peterod.htm
http://www.largecarmag.com/peterod.htm
