NTR - The truck I fixed up

[Curtis]

1994 Kenworth Day Cab

6600 Series Detroit Diesel
6 inch Straight pipes
24.5" Aluminum wheels
Tweaked Injector pump





Just finished the first coat of polishing wheels, air breathers, stacks, tank, checkerboard frame topper and bumper.

To re run all new air lines, new air bags, new brakes with 1 new slack adjuster, have the bodywork done and painted, total of 60 hours labour.

I love this truck, I will get a nice picture maybe tomorrow when it comes back from Cornwall with the grinder hooked up to it.

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nice job Curtis. I spent a few hours wrenching
on Detroits myself in Freightliners. Most of my
time was changing tires and trailer brakes. ;D
I helped tear down a 60 to to have a head fixed
with the help of my friend/diesel mechanic "Barley".
Place is a $hit hole called Cargosmasher (master actually)

Ever heard of Knills Trucking? He's building an old
40's Chev pickup with a V8 CAT 460 I think it is. A streetable
hotrod with 6 inch straight pipes and lots a ponies.
Can't wait to go for a spin in that thing. Your
a Truck wrencher too? Not me, just a damn good
Bithc

[Curtis]

Ya, my old man drove dump truck for 20 some years, i helped him wrench on them from about the age of 9 till 117 i believe

Then he sold em and I went to small engines, but quit that job and now I am back wrenchin on big trucks and equipment.

That cat would put out a shit ton of power... We had a 1976 Mack 2 stick, that thing was a hoot to drive, 55mph top speed at 4500rpm haha

[Curtis]

Heres some more recent photos, with the Super B grinder pinned up to it.









Getting new stacks soon, 8 inch straights... can we all say horny?