Nose in Parking and Copy Cats

Not me. Big sleeper and in Tucson, today.

 

oh ok.

yeah it had a smaller sleeper, maybe 60" or so. Looked like the whole thing has been restored. Had "Big Cam 400" on the side of the hood. It was in vinyl stickers, the kind you have custom cut and made. Looked kind of weird to me. I would have just kept the clean look of a stock truck

 

I lost my dad when I was 19. I wear his class ring every day.

Very well said, Bumps!

He always will E; he always will.

 

Nah ethan I delivered in miami picked up orlando and rolled for cali. Glad your doing good bro.

 

That's the one part about getting old that I hate,you start losing everyone that you love.

 

I've been doing this for 33. The latest gig has me truck-stop parking.

I see it as lazy as well. If you have a problem with other trucks idling, don't park at a truck-stop. I've seen guys almost hit other trucks backing "out" of the spot. I also saw one guy have to move his truck because the steering wheel holder misjudged it "nosing" in and almost took his fender off.

If you nose in to a back-to-back spot with a set of trailer doors looking at you, you also stand the chance of someone bashing you backing in. If there is no trailer in the way, I'd be willing to bet you pull straight through. The majority of "nosing in" drivers are inherently lazy. You can tell by the way they don't take the time to fix it if it's crooked.

Sorry, for the most part - the new "breed" of drivers don't put the effort into backing in. It's why we wait and watch them flounder at loading docks.

Fair enough. As long as you don't wake me up backing out.

I just kind of look at it like sex. I like to pull out when I'm done.

 

Then be sure not to park behind me, where it is not a parking space, to begin with.

 

That's a given. Never parked in a non-parking space yet. I have either left, or just waited for an opportunity when someone leaves.

 

Or C) you will be parking next to a old reefer.