The Big R
- Thread starter Hookman
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That thing would sound great pulling a mountain.
I just found this picture of Tri's first trophy truck.
1924 mack
1924 mack
I've been reading about the container ships being backed and everything moving slow.
I didn't realize mail was so slow until I received this letter Friday.
I didn't realize mail was so slow until I received this letter Friday.
Dates don't line up they can pound sand plus 3 in 9 months.
Impressive never the less.
Dates are fine, Hook, read em again.Dates don't line up they can pound sand plus 3 in 9 months.
Do you think I should protest this discharge?
Early 80’s.
Can you hear Mrs. Breezy better now?
Getting a little better each day.
The doctor says it takes about 6 to 8 mos to get fine-tuned.
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Yes, in the early 70's all of Roadways linehaul tractors were longnose.
That's good news. Continued prayers for you.
You will have no excuse for not hearing what you are told to do now. Now when you are told to 'Go Fix It' you can't say you thought she said to 'Go Fishing'.
I have been accused of having selective hearing.
Might as well post this picture again of Roadway Albuquerque's first
terminal.
The dock was flatbed trailers chained together with a roof that covered about three quarters of the dock. The terminal office was an old office trailer that was set up next to the dock. This is where I started as a casual in 1981.
terminal.
The dock was flatbed trailers chained together with a roof that covered about three quarters of the dock. The terminal office was an old office trailer that was set up next to the dock. This is where I started as a casual in 1981.
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Welcome to the club!
That's it but where's my two wheeler that used to be on the front bumper (Mud stole the idea from me)?
I hope Tri doesn't forget to pretrip, I think his chain is slack!
I'm thinking about mounting a two wheeler on the front bumper of my
F-150 pickup.
It has to have some slack Breeze. Don't you remember the mechanical department briefings we got when these chain drive trucks first arrived to replace the steamers? Geez, how quickly they forget!
PS - If you rode a motorcycle you'd know you have to have some slack in the chain.
