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  • dam bro nice job.

  • Incredible build! Awesome job; would love to see it in real life sometime.

  • real cool man

  • If Ray Lahood has his way you will have to stop at all weigh stations carry a CDL and with a CDL you will need a health card .I love the truck though

  • THIS IS A VILLAGE WITH WHEELS!

  • missed y'all at Darlington.

  • @Lucas166537 haha It was a good race from what we heard. We attended my sister's graduation and went to Myrtle Beach as well this year

  • looks kinda like a fancy lunch wagon .......

  • Two questions: 1.) Where in the world did you find a 4-door cabover......and, 2.) Is the coach section integrated into the cab. If not, why not? Thanks.

  • We added another rear in front of the old one over the winter. This motorhome is now twin screw drive. No more rocking when we enter a parking lot. It rides like a tour bus now.

  • @bbitterguitar The grill is on the front of the truck, The engine is right behind it. This is why Cabover trucks are different from regular conventional trucks. On cabovers you sit on top of the engine.

  • @bbitterguitar I don't think they moved the engine.

  • @raykeens This is so cool! Only thing i'd do is move the stacks in behind the sleeper; just looks better in my opinion. You happen to know how much this cost to build?

  • @Fireheart528 Well I wont say how much we spent. But its nothing ridiculous. A lot people think we spent 100s of thousands of dollars on this project. Heh no. Alot of the things we used were old parts and pieces we've had for years. 

  • @raykeens Thats what i had thought at first bc it does look like it rolled right out of the showroom floor. I'd use a Mack for the base myself, or a K100 cabover.

  • That is one cool camper.

  • Love the exhaust.

  • been a long time since i saw a Marmon, nice camper

  • that nice i like that

  • Nice camper. Hardly ever saw any Marmon's when I was a driver .. cool trucks

  • Nice stuff. Saw the interior pics... Great job!

  • ive seen that at truck nationals in va

  • That is just too damn cool!!

  • reminds me of those satellite trucks cable companies own.

  • How redneck cool!!!

  • Have to admit hell of a truck ! 10 stars in my book ! has to be proud of that rig when driving !

  • I seen this rig at Myrtle Beach, and he turned every head in the campground when he pulled in. Top shelf work and an excellent custom camper. I loved it.

  • Very cool, if you had to make any changes what would you do different.

  • its not a big issue but he would make it longer by 5 - 8 feet

  • cool but lets see the inside

  • @colonelsandersman check out Marmontrucks . com to see the interior

  • Garland tx,now international makes the heavy duty trucks that were once marmons.

  • nice old Marmon!!! were these like the Western Star cab-overs, only made in Canada?

  • ive seen a picture of this truck before.

  • Dude; you are 'King of the Campground' when you pull in with that rig..........sweet

  • ちょwwスゴスwwww

    萌え☆

  • Do I need a CDl to drive one?

  • This truck wasn't built in any factory, it was all custom. The rig is registered as a camper, so no CDL is needed

  • "Tuck" driver?

  • want to see inside

  • its to big

  • You need to bring this Marmon to the gathering this April.

  • THAT TRUCK IS WAY COOL!!! I didn't even know marmon made cabovers.SIMPLY A WAY COOL TRUCK!!!

  • it is realey realey nice, but on which camping can you stand with this size?

    bud it is no problem i want to this truck.

  • We visit a lot of Nascar tracks where size of motorhomes doesn't matter. A few times we stayed at campgrounds when we were visited people, and luckily we called ahead to see if there was room for us.

  • man i am so jealous. how much did the whole project cost? and how much can you tow with it? or... is there really a limit!?!?

  • There's no limit to anything. As far as towing goes, he can tow a car or any vehicle behind the truck on that lift. I know one time we went to VA for dragracing. Instead of using the forks, he put a ball there to tow a racing trailer.

  • ahh that's really not fair. nice house though, and it looks pretty well built. tell him i say two thumbs up.

  • Do you have to pull through scales with it? :-)

  • Nope we bypass them. Its registered as a Motorhome, so no CDL is needed either

  • thats awesome i want one

  • I want one

  • Sweet unit.

  • cool

  • Oh man! That is SOOOO cool!!! It must have cost him a freakin' FORTUNE to build! Whether you're rich or poor, it's nice to have money! lol! I wish I had an RV...I could save a thousand bucks a month in rent! Great vid!

  • lol thanks Im not sure if you would same a lot of money. It depends on what the fuel prices are like and how much you use the generator or drive. Hey thanks for the comment!

  • Thats nice Dual stacks=) Damm Was that costom made just for you?

  • My dad built the truck himself in his shop. It took about two years to do. I once created a bus out of legos when I was a kid and it had the stacks out the back like this. Thats where he got the idea.

  • As far as copying the video and this on another site, hey its fine with me as long as you give credit to Leroy Keens for building the truck. Thanks!!

  • Now that is way to cool!!

  • 5 stars. super gipsy

  • Thats unbelievible...he did an awsome job on that truck & that ole Cummins sounds sweet

  • came a long way from an old ezra good truck! is he working on the old marmon HDT that he baught from glenn F. out of Reinholds yet?...cool video ray

  • thats a Nice looking Marmon, an Excellent Sounding one too. BTW What Model Marmon is that??? Excellent Video

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