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I had an IH service truck sitting around and decided I needed a U Model Mack Service truck for my Iowa stuff. I am going to try and do a step by step build on this one. Here are the preliminary photos.   IMG_0419 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/>  IMG_0422 by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/>
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Cool. Do you have Conrad "U" Mack mirrors? I "U"sed to. I'll look and if I find them, you can have them. CAW
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Thanks CAW, I have some but probably am going to use A.Smith mirrors. Ken
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The cab looks really good,on that chassis.  Will look even better when its finished.
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Thanks. I am using the original Mack frame.
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We used to have a couple of those rolling around RI back in the 80s. That going to be very nice when you complete it. However it looks good now.
Steve
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I am an old style tractor person. I wish they would produce more styles like this mack.
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