Re: two M5H6 international fire trucks for sale
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2010 2:30 am
Hi Gordon
If you walk/swim over next year for Dayton, I am a little close to the Atlantic then Jeff
And, I would just like to state that i have never heard Jeff bad mouth anybody or put down anybodies vehicles.
We all have different abilities and most of us do not have very deep pockets.
Jeff (i must admit i have a man crush on his garage and collection) has spent more than most of us will make in years to collect and save what he has. Most are very rare, one off trucks. And as long as they are not being crushed or turning into piles of rust, shouldn't we be glad that history has been saved? And it is his money, his trucks and his time, so he can do with them what he pleases. Luckly he shares all he finds out about each vehicle with us, along with pictures.
How long anybody has a truck, does that matter. My WC4 was bought by dad in 1975, it sat in one of our garages until we finally got to it in 1999.
does that make me a bad person? ( this truck was at Dayton in 2006)
I am finally going to start on the VC5 with in the next couple of weeks ( i swear ) I picked up a front axel from Joe Hall and have it in my garage to rebuild. the last piece to my VC5 puzzle. We have owned that truck since 1975. It was in very bad shape, very rusty, wrong axel; etc. But we have been collecting parts for years. So sometimes it can take a long time to get to something. If we did not save it then, it would be long scrapped by now. So should i be critized for listing a so call junker as a truck?
And we have restored over the years, an Edsel, a couple of M37s a couple of M211/M135s, 5 WWII jeeps, M1009. M880 jeep traliers, WC4, WC52, WC53, WC56, staffcar bicycles, Torinos, etc
Oh well, done ranting
Ernie
If you walk/swim over next year for Dayton, I am a little close to the Atlantic then Jeff
And, I would just like to state that i have never heard Jeff bad mouth anybody or put down anybodies vehicles.
We all have different abilities and most of us do not have very deep pockets.
Jeff (i must admit i have a man crush on his garage and collection) has spent more than most of us will make in years to collect and save what he has. Most are very rare, one off trucks. And as long as they are not being crushed or turning into piles of rust, shouldn't we be glad that history has been saved? And it is his money, his trucks and his time, so he can do with them what he pleases. Luckly he shares all he finds out about each vehicle with us, along with pictures.
How long anybody has a truck, does that matter. My WC4 was bought by dad in 1975, it sat in one of our garages until we finally got to it in 1999.
does that make me a bad person? ( this truck was at Dayton in 2006)
I am finally going to start on the VC5 with in the next couple of weeks ( i swear ) I picked up a front axel from Joe Hall and have it in my garage to rebuild. the last piece to my VC5 puzzle. We have owned that truck since 1975. It was in very bad shape, very rusty, wrong axel; etc. But we have been collecting parts for years. So sometimes it can take a long time to get to something. If we did not save it then, it would be long scrapped by now. So should i be critized for listing a so call junker as a truck?
And we have restored over the years, an Edsel, a couple of M37s a couple of M211/M135s, 5 WWII jeeps, M1009. M880 jeep traliers, WC4, WC52, WC53, WC56, staffcar bicycles, Torinos, etc
Oh well, done ranting
Ernie