the Windmill Truckers Center, the Windymill, Dallas Pike, WV where you could buy ANYTHING you wanted right at the fuel island (legal or not legal) and the Shenandoah Truckstop (not travel center) was state of the art at the time. And, yes, we did treat each other as friends. My, how things have changed.
Back in the day . . .
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Jack Smithton, Jan 8, 2010.
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I went back and read through this entire thread. I couldn't help but wonder... how many newbies have heard a 238 or 318 Detroit?
Turn your speakers up!
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[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klRq8D97S8c&feature=related[/ame]
Good looking Brigadier.Last edited: Mar 16, 2012
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well i havent been around as long as some of you...but i do know about most of what y'all are talking about. i have either heard about it from other drivers or my husband..he has been driving 28 yrs. I only have 21...but i too, appreciate the trip down memory lane!!! i miss how it used to be too!!!! but wow so many ol farts in one place!!!! LOL JUST KIDDING guys...thanks again!!!
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Giggles the Original Thanks this.
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Logan76 Thanks this.
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Love how some early on in the thread talk about how it was 30+ years ago ( like they lived it ) when they have only driven for less than 20.
Yes the FLAME out the stack was quite the sight .Giggles the Original Thanks this. -
I've only been driving for 14 years.... but some of my earliest memories are riding in Astro's, IH S models, 4070's and WT Ford cabovers. The sound of 6-71 or 8-71 is something you just don't forget. Hell.. I've been in a truck that had a wig-wag.
Really cool stuff for a 5 year old kid. I guess I was corrupted at a young age....Last edited: Mar 18, 2012
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