Kevin Rutherfrauds $200000 Signature glider truck has complete engine failure!!!

No argument with that.

It was funny I don't care what you say. Move along.

 

Wonder if the public at large knows this. Seems hard to believe people would hang on the words of a man that doesn't have a success story himself

 

Whats that famous quote "you think and therefore you are" kinda like if you tell a lie over and over, & beleive it your ownself....soon enough there will be other folks believing it too.

 

Seems like the blind leading the blind with sign language directions if you ask me. I'm curious enough I'm gonna have to find this cat's show and listen just to see if he makes it sound believable or if folks are so desperate they want to believe that bad

 

It just shows how utterly stupid his followers are. He bragged about how his "fleet" of fed-Ex trucks gets good fuel mileage, yet he neglects to mention he pulls light loads on flat terrain with single axle trucks in warm climates. The original idea behind the "Signature Truck" was that he would go on the road himself to show how easy it was. Never happened. I used to ask him some hard questions over on his website years ago but they are all gone now. Deleted.

He likes to control the message.

 

OK. Can I get an update:

What's the truck owner driving now?

Is the original "project truck" in a shop, who's shop?

Who is paying to fix said project truck?


Just a few questions on this vehicle.

 

Everything he says is Trucking 101. He is the original Mr. Obvious.

 

While I'm enjoying the commentary from this thread, I don't listen to that talk program or any other talk program anymore. All sound like the same old lunch counter stories and drama.

Buncha "IM RIGHT: LISTEN TO ME" folks too busy talking to listen.

Check him on out and let us know what you think. Always interesting to hear from someone that has got some hands on experience.

 

Sounds like they would be better off to learn it the hard way like most of us did. At the time it didn't always seem real cheap. Compared to a 200K truck that never lived up to it's promises, down time, etc my lessons were pretty cheap

 

ayup. I have spent plenty breaking things weren't broke just to fix them it seems looking back. Can't see spending 200k on something I'd have to still work 12-14 hrs a day with for years to make any money.