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Built from a Smith kit to go with the Sword lowboy. Robert  GMS-1 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  GMS-4 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  GMS-2 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  GMS-5 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  GMS-13 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr  GMS-16 by Robert McKenzie, on Flickr
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You never cease to amaze me. Great job for a bushwacker!!!!CAW
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 Nice job.The tractor,looks really good,alone.Hooked to the trailer,though.The whole thing looks great.The tractor,looks like it can easily handle heavy loads!
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Great looking Mack Robert! Looks fantastic. I have wondered why there was never a tractor made to go with the trailer...
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Nice truck, love Macks but one question…….was that Smith guy colorblind?
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Thanks for your comments. I too have wondered why Sword never produced a truck to go with the trailer.
Well Claus, since the truck is Canadian, maybe the color combo was inspired by the Red Green show.
Thanks CAW.
Robert
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Than is another top shelf rendering. Good work. Why Sword never produced a tractor is a legitimate question.
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Here is another picture of one of their Mack Superliners    GM Smith Mack Superliner by Ken Wheeler, on Flickr"/>
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Always loved the look of Mack's.I bet,the engine sounds good 
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Very Nice!!
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rlmc wrote:Thanks for your comments. I too have wondered why Sword never produced a truck to go with the trailer.
Well Claus, since the truck is Canadian, maybe the color combo was inspired by the Red Green show.
Thanks CAW.
Robert The Red Green Show, HA! Nice work Robert!
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I can answer why we never made a tractor for that trailer...
We were only making Mack Granite's and GM Smith had every other mack in its fleet but the Granite at the time. The owner did not want us to make something that did not exist.
So no Tractor for the GM Smith Trailer...
Chuck
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Thanks Chuck, appreciate the answer.
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Fantastic job, Robert.
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