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In Chicago , He gave all of us a Brick from the Coors Field construction! And when Nationsway folded, The Brick was worth more than My last PaycheckThe purchase of the ballclub was the beginning of the end for a once good company.
I got all my money. I had 2 of those bricks......... crushed them with a sledge hammer.In Chicago , He gave all of us a Brick from the Coors Field construction! And when Nationsway folded, The Brick was worth more than My last Paycheck
I hate to hear that.I got all my money. I had 2 of those bricks......... crushed them with a sledge hammer.
Uhhhh, don't tell my wife. She can get mean.I hate to hear that.
I have a friend who collects those bricks.
He pays 5k each for them.
57 mph across the plains ,Oh and Dallas line haul were 65 mph lol.For all the former NW folks I thought you might like the picture a slow blast from the past. Remember when Jerry McMorris gave us the speal that he was joining his baseball team to NW & we're family now. Oh well lied to again. Enjoy or cuss the tractor but lift a glass to one another & here's hoping the Rockies go 0-162 this year. May all be well with you. What speed demons those tractors were. Lol
My guess ,Jerry never gave out free tickets to employees ,Only customersMajor League Baseball allowed NW ( Jerry McMorris) to put the Rockies logo on a few units. Notice the visor, tractor was to resemble a ball cap.![]()
The first time the Rockies played in Dodger stadium minons from So Cal got tickets. From what I heard ole Jerry sat in a owners box & didn't even acknowledge them. It was always known he didn't like truck drivers.My guess ,Jerry never gave out free tickets to employees ,Only customers
I wonder if Todd Helton still hangs around the Rockies?The first time the Rockies played in Dodger stadium minons from So Cal got tickets. From what I heard ole Jerry sat in a owners box & didn't even acknowledge them. It was always known he didn't like truck drivers.
I didn't know that about Helton. I know McMorris got the boot eventually from the Rockies.I wonder if Todd Helton still hangs around the Rockies?
He was backup Q-back to Payton Manning at Tenn.
I remember Helton gave up some of his pay so they could stay under their salary cap, not many are that dedicated.I didn't know that about Helton. I know McMorris got the boot eventually from the Rockies.
I heard he did that, he wanted to win & was a competitor.I remember Helton gave up some of his pay so they could stay under their salary cap, not many are that dedicated.
I don’t think so....the mirrors ruin that effect.....Major League Baseball allowed NW ( Jerry McMorris) to put the Rockies logo on a few units. Notice the visor, tractor was to resemble a ball cap.![]()
65? That must have been downhill in hillbilly overdrive. Most I ever got out of one was 58.57 mph across the plains ,Oh and Dallas line haul were 65 mph lol.
If you ever worked out of Dallas ,There trucks were 65..If you had a friend in the shop at commerce city ,you could get a stinger,,Or a jumper.And go as fast as you wanted.If you were a newbie ,forgettabout it65? That must have been downhill in hillbilly overdrive. Most I ever got out of one was 58.
Years ago when Ryder acquired T S C, they had a problem with drivers tampering with governors.If you ever worked out of Dallas ,There trucks were 65..If you had a friend in the shop at commerce city ,you could get a stinger,,Or a jumper.And go as fast as you wanted.If you were a newbie ,forgettabo
I worked local in so cal & we had 4 retired units for heavy duty & our shops wouldn't touch them.If you ever worked out of Dallas ,There trucks were 65..If you had a friend in the shop at commerce city ,you could get a stinger,,Or a jumper.And go as fast as you wanted.If you were a newbie ,forgettabout it
How many drivers were on the line board in Dallas?If you ever worked out of Dallas ,There trucks were 65..If you had a friend in the shop at commerce city ,you could get a stinger,,Or a jumper.And go as fast as you wanted.If you were a newbie ,forgettabout it