What if it Snows?

1928 Reo?

 

We have x1heavy when he graduated from horse drawn carriages.
Seriously... If you ever stop at Shoemakers Truck Stop in Lincoln NE. It’s at 48th and I80. West side of Lincoln. They have 3 or 4 old trucks like that inside. Interesting how small they were. One has wide wheels on the back. All I could think is; They had super singles.
Only place I’ve seen a collection of grease guns.

 

Can ya believe it? They actually hired me!
This new truck drives sweet. First back was beautiful.
Might have to have them put my inverter in here. This one won’t handle my hot water pot. Gots ta make coffee.
Anyways... I’m in North Platte now. I is a happy camper.

 

Turning in my truck in a few weeks. Gonna clean it out while at home and grab a load one way to St Cloud

Still looking to buy my own, but what a messed up time to do it. I may go company driver for a month and see how it plays out first.
I’ve had it with all this new crap. Mid 80s truck for sure

 

I used to always do that as a kid. But I'd be riding in the car down the highway. Hoping one of you'd look down and see the arm pump. Granted no longer have the rope horns. But still the same beefy sound.

 

Remember to always wear your safety vest and hard hat, even when showering. Oh and always keep your seat aired all the way up too.

 

As bad as I want my own truck and I've been looking, being a company driver is better than nothing right now. Plus if you wait another few weeks or a month I think truck prices are going to come down even more.

 

No interior pics worries me. 700 hp might be enough. Gotta talk to my OM.

https://www.truckpaper.com/listings/trucks/for-sale/156219377/1984-peterbilt-359

 

That’s why I’m looking. No hurry. I’m gonna go company with them if I have too. No biggie