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This was built by modifying a Smith Mack D800 to produce a DM800. Thanks to Andy Madden for providing photos showing details. Robert  38 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  37 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  41 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  50 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  49 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  39 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr
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Good Lord Robert: Why do you do this to me? OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you tired of your older Autocar yet? Craig
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Robert, Looks great, I’m so glad it’s done! Ill swing by your place this Friday evening to pick it up. I can’t wait to see it on my display. Just PM me your address or wherever you want to meet up. Thanks again!!
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Fantastic Robert! Beautiful truck. I'll bribe you to send it to me... 
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Thank you for your comments. I think I'll keep the truck.
Robert
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Wow that is beautiful! Nice work!
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Bravo Robert!!
Love that DM!
I hope you send Frank the pics. He's a cool dude and loves his trucks.
We rally round the family, with a pocket full of shells.....
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