Where is everyone #5

Some of the older vehicles were the same way....,

 

Yeah I had a mid 80s Ford 1 ton that had left hand studs. Also, my uncle mentioned sometime the 60s i think, MOPAR used left handed studs too.

 

Okarche, backed up hooked up to the sand box waitin to unload. Eating a ribeye, scalloped taters, biscuits, and pecan pie, drinkin sweet tea, all courtesy of the catering van, watching fireworks at a house down the road a piece, and gettin paid to do it.

Just another day in the patch.

 

I wanna work in that oilfield. All I got was overpriced pizza and wings from FJ out here i Ft Stockton.

All this boomin oilfield stuff movin around Im sittin here with f'in onions..Double U Tee Eff.

 

Well as much as I wish otherwise, not all days are this easy lol.

Y’all can’t find no pipe to haul out there? And maybe some chemical totes or supersacks going back east?

 

I havent hauled a load of pipe since I started working for this co. I have given them multiple contacts for some really good oilfield freight and nothing.

I also have a feeling my boss/manager has never used an 8ft drop lumber tarp. They think the big tarps can just be used on everything with no issues.

 

I had Mopar Ralley's on my 66 Fairlane, switched them to my 76 Aspen R/T... it had left hand threads.

 

ELD isn’t working so I yanked out this paper book thingy..... northbound on the 81.

Y’all be safe.

 

Hammer down.

 

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