FedEx Freight | Truck on Beach ???
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Driver is likely a left over Russian East German transplant that defected before the wall came down.
Driver is likely a left over Russian East German transplant that defected before the wall came down.
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hell no !Now that is really special .
Streaker69
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Aquaman needs his freight too! You have something against the fish people? Are you a fishist?
Crazy Trucker
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It's our new fed ex direct beach service. For one low price of 500 dollars, we bring a truck to you and then we take a long walk on the beach with your wife "as long as she meets certain requirements".
YellowFellow
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It’s Moldovania, sir. Don’t wanna upset real ethnicities.....
1984Sideways
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Its a river fording crossing. Drive on. Truck can take water provided the air intake is not covered.
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Dispatcher promised you can get in their ...So does anybody know how that Fed Ex Truck got on the beach , that on Twisted Truckers page ? Does he have special Sand tires ?
1984Sideways
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I remember a brickyard that was three miles back near York. There you were on a dirt path crossing Disney quality meadows bursting with life and through the woods here and there. The railroad bridge crossing was a old flatcar. 3 inches wider than your outer steers. You are 40 ton coming out and that thing was built in 1939 and had a stencil capacity of 40 ton.
I told dispatcher back at the yard never to send me back there again. They started laughing. They are actually still in business believe it or not. The laugher probably has not stopped.
There was a new ballfield being built at Camden Yards and the company was buying brick and hauling it with every rig available in a big push to get that stadium built in Baltimore. I would like to think the approximately 200,000 bricks Ive hauled has a story in there.
Companies usually ask you what states? What they really should ask is how much off road do you have in a 18 wheeler? Small things like grass brown equals strong ground to drive on. Green grass equals water, traps you and requires a wrecker to get you out.
The next time I come back, remind me to tell you the famous Nursery story out of Fallston Maryland. I took a 53 foot reefer into there to pickup for Kansas. What I had to do to get it loaded was epic. But first through the woods.
I told dispatcher back at the yard never to send me back there again. They started laughing. They are actually still in business believe it or not. The laugher probably has not stopped.
There was a new ballfield being built at Camden Yards and the company was buying brick and hauling it with every rig available in a big push to get that stadium built in Baltimore. I would like to think the approximately 200,000 bricks Ive hauled has a story in there.
Companies usually ask you what states? What they really should ask is how much off road do you have in a 18 wheeler? Small things like grass brown equals strong ground to drive on. Green grass equals water, traps you and requires a wrecker to get you out.
The next time I come back, remind me to tell you the famous Nursery story out of Fallston Maryland. I took a 53 foot reefer into there to pickup for Kansas. What I had to do to get it loaded was epic. But first through the woods.
Wong, most of our beaches down here have waves breaking on a lot of sand, no trees!So does anybody know how that Fed Ex Truck got on the beach , that on Twisted Truckers page ? Does he have special Sand tires ?
going thru the woods did you stop at grandma's house
That’s a sand trucker.So does anybody know how that Fed Ex Truck got on the beach , that on Twisted Truckers page ? Does he have special Sand tires ?
He was probably looking for Little Red Riding Hood!
