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- 10.30.2010 #1Light Load Member
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Back in the Day
I drove for JB from 1984 to 1991. This photo was taken in 1990 I got this truck when it was brand new. Sheesh! I wished I was still that skinny and still had a head full of hair.
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- 06.05.2011 #2
Brings back old memories. That is exactly the style tractor I drove for JB back in 1989.
- 06.05.2011 #3Last Few of the OUTLAWS
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I remember those day's back then and beyond, we use rag on the JB HUNT drivers. Now it's all about the SWIFTIES.......
- 06.05.2011 #4Road Train Member
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- 06.05.2011 #6Road Train Member
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just think--if nafta goes the way that some people claim---all those old jb hunt cab overs will be back driving in the usa
- 06.05.2011 #7Road Train Member
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Well, if you see 82180, let me know. That was my old unit in '99. Actually a pretty good truck...
- 11.14.2011 #8Road Train Member
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Seven speed trans, governed and neutered Cummins engines.. 18 to 23 mph on hills that I take now at 65 mph in a 400 hp truck.. Tripmaster data recorders with cassette tapes in them, no FM radio, tiny bunk, a solid metal jump seat (not air ride).. That's how we drove 'em in the 80's.
And the starting pay was..I think..13 cents per mile? Not sure, it was a long time ago..

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