No Roady, never had the pleasure of time at Preston. That's one I missed along the way.jimmy g, was his name Triplex?
What’s it like working for Preston in the Columbus area?
Asking for 1fastvette.......
Told you to cash them pay check back then , but yeah maybe now eBay they maybe worth 15% more ??No Roady, never had the pleasure of time at Preston. That's one I missed along the way.
PS - But all those old check stubs from those long gone companies I once worked for ought to be worth something on eBay. Supplement my retirement income maybe?
No Roady, never had the pleasure of time at Preston. That's one I missed along the way.
PS - But all those old check stubs from those long gone companies I once worked for ought to be worth something on eBay. Supplement my retirement income maybe?
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Online Haul of Fame: Preston 151
Known on northeastern highways for its iconic orange and white trucks, Preston 151 was founded in 1932 in the Chesapeake Bay area of the United States.
I had 25 years at Preston. Started in Dubois, then to West Middlesex and rode it to the end in Pittsburgh. I never missed a days work when they closed. I ran my last Preston trip on Monday night and my first Yellow trip out of Cleveland on Tuesday.
WITH NO FANFARE, PRESTON CLOSES
WITH NO FANFARE, PRESTON CLOSES | Journal of Commerce
Northeast regional truckers got an early Christmas gift this week when Preston Trucking Co. unexpectwww.joc.com
"It really is sad to see them fall away like this, because they're one of the venerable players in the industry," said Roger Dick, a spokesman for Yellow Corp., which sold the ailing trucking company last year to a group of Preston managers.Preston Trucking Closes After 67 Years
"It's a sweetheart of a company to deal with," Phillip Del Costello, president of Local 557 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which represents drivers at Preston. "Just too many things have been going wrong at the same time.""It really is sad to see them fall away like this, because they're one of the venerable players in the industry," said Roger Dick, a spokesman for Yellow Corp., which sold the ailing trucking company last year to a group of Preston managers.
"Roger Dick"? What an appropriate name for that Yellow Corp. spokesman?!
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Hang on to those check stubs. You may need them to get Your pension.No Roady, never had the pleasure of time at Preston. That's one I missed along the way.
PS - But all those old check stubs from those long gone companies I once worked for ought to be worth something on eBay. Supplement my retirement income maybe?
I've done that, I've heard some horror stories over the years.
Maybe if you could hold down a steady job instead of hopping around you wouldn't have to worry about that....
I have concerns about how many different colors and materials are in his collection...Big Dave remodeled his bathroom!
Big Dave remodeled his bathroom!
OOPS, dang it, posted this in the wrong thread!!! Might have been in a alternate state of mind!
I tried staying but each time they found out about me!
Haha, funny guy. Not mine. There’s no rack on the side for my car magazines and I prefer a chartreuse color pallette....Big Dave remodeled his bathroom!
