CRETE - A Year in Review

I've been to the "caves" in Missouri and they didn't seem that wide to me. LOL In fact a lot of cars, trucks, and congestion. I have a trucker friend who breaks out in a sweat every time he had to make a delivery in there. But, it's incredible to see...

 

I'm on the sliding scale because of all the short runs, due to slow freight. It gives me a higher average per mile than the flat rate.

 

The flat rate is .89 p/m if the trip is a total (loaded/mty) of 1201+, and .91 p/m if total trip is 1200-.

 

Sounds great! Who do I ask for when I call?

Thanks for responding,

Andrew

 

ET,

Are there any pictures on this board of your dash board? It's not real important, I was just curious what type of configuration Crete went with in their Century.

Andrew

 

I believe i have been down there once or twice, is this the one in westerm MO?

 

andrew, I believe Crete has three gauges on the left, two in the center for the mph, and tach and three on the right for theirs. If i'm not, someone please correct me.

KH

 

Ok. Is that the kind where they're clustered in the center instead of the classic individual gauges?

 

Heres a pic for ya Andrew. This is my former truck...an '04 Century.

 

Thanks man!

By the way guys, I was driving home from work today on the Creek Turnpike in Tulsa and saw a Crete driver headed East. He was driving a shiny red Classic. I had to do a double take.

Looked nice.