Parked Here for the Night

Sure nuff I'm not sure if it's a seasonal deal or permanent but you can bet I will ask as soon as they open in the am and let you know.

 

Thanx...&she is a Sweet ride....but I can't help lookin at her&thinkin how good she'd look...under a spread axle stainless chicken box w/the top/bottom rails painted red to match...and maybe the rear door rails as well....
Lol.....

 

I have wondered that a hundred and one times myself ol buddy

 

Big Mabel would look all kinds of Hot with a spread stainless icebox taggin along!! Looks dang good with the rack in tow also. Kickin back here in Raphine for a short, short. Start kickin stuff off in Frederick in the AM, then not a clue. Left the house this morning, sun was shining and bout 60. Overcast and 36 now. Wonder what tomorrow will bring? Duo glad y'all are getting the feel for things. Watch out for those floppy bumper freight shakers on 65. Them folks is dangerous!!!! Y'all have a good 'un, check y'all later

 

hey, they do need them for other activities dontcha know ?

 

At the itty bitty Loves in Port Allen, LA , had to run an overnighter out of Houston , no new load yet either, they wait too long and Ill be sawing logs and they will be out of luck

 

I can't speak to the sleep number, but I decided last year to upgrade from the horse blankets with padding they sell at the parts counter. I went thru the Louisville show and tried every mattress on display. The BigRigMattress was the best one IMO, so I bought one at the show. Worth every penny and gives back change. Their factory is in Dalton, GA not too far from my home. Next time I buy a mattress for the house I will drive up in my pickup and get one there.

 

Brazilian bikini.....that's all I remember from reading the last few pages.

 

Want more fun than the 68? Take the US40 shortcut through Uniontown, PA from I 68 to I 70. Really fun when near 80K.

When I loaded in Baltimore a while back, two trucks (mine and another) were given the same pick up number. The other guys load was going to Portage, IN. When we figured it all out, it turned out his load was for a flatbed only. He was in a dry van.

The broker? CH Robinson. When lady in the shipping department said that, I said "Say no more, the mixup makes perfect sense now."

 

Here at home in my humble apartment. Feels so good to not have to check in before I hit the sack.

Telling dispatch I will be ready Wednesday.