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charles todd

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Found this diamond plate IH tag on Ebay for $7 shipped, I had to buy it. Now I believe I need to find an IH frame to go with it. 8)

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Charles
 
(quoted from post at 11:27:33 08/07/08) So what?
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f you don't like it here, or the topic, leave.
Another gutless guest poster.


Management PLEASE, disable the guest accounts feature. Anyone with something thats actually interested in posting a legitimate question or reply, will take the time to register. Or at least, enable moderate posts on all guest posts.
 
The "Guest" must be from the Ford forum... Seeing an IH license plate on a Chevrolet drove them over the edge! Kinda sad actually.

Charles
 
I fine black print at the bottom of the plate, it does say "INTERNATIONAL TRUCK". I omitted that detail for the die-hard IH tractor fans 8) 8) 8) ...
 
Trail Cutter Radial R/T 285/75 R16, 8 ply. My tire man said they are built by Cooper Tire and they do say MADE IN THE USA on them. I am impressed with the treadlife. They have over 30,000 miles on them and still have more than half the original tread. Not bad for an on/off road tire. What I like about them is that they have enough traction in soft conditions, but do not howl like the Buckshot's I previously had on the truck.

John M, these are for your viewing pleasure.

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Charles
 
(quoted from post at 20:52:50 08/07/08) That is a clean flatbed, when was the picture taken? Is that an early 50's?

Charles
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1951 L-120 with 63,000 miles on it currently. I am the second owner. We put the flatbed on to mount some engines for parades, went to a few parades and now I've moved away from the farm... I hope to put the box back on it in the next few years and give it a proper restoration. I'll use the flatbed to make a trailer for engines to pull behind it. Picture was taken around 1998.
 
Nice!!! The only thing better would be a 3-pt hitch on an International Harvester Truck... Just a thought.

Charles
 
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