Where is everyone #5

I talked to 29 in North Carolina in my big truck the other day. Today I have reached The Great Lakes, Chicago, Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Wisconsin and 1 or 2 more, conditions have been strong for a few weeks.

 

My truck is a 2001. Its got curved glass. So I think it was flat glass in 1999 and back? Curved glass from 2000 to the end ( I think 2010)? The “I” after the 9200 uses the different firewall, hood and glass.

 

There's a couple Limestone Quarries in the Plymouth Meeting/ King of Prussia Area but the majority of the Stone in the Area is Argillite

As U travel further West in Lancaster and York Counties U'll start running into Limestone again

 

Good to hear about your sister @Tug Toy.

All done for today. Got everything ready for tomorrow. Full tanks and everything. Going to motor out and get this thing delivered, then head back for the actual trip I'll need to go on.

 

Hmmmm.... I thought you had a flat top. I seen a flat top by Cadott today on 29

 

I do, but it's not registered to pull B-trains. You probably saw my buddy, he was out that way today.

 

Your luck is about as good as mine. A relative's neighbour was parting out a truck he had that was wrecked. I needed a few parts for mine so I went to see if he'd sell me a few things. Come to find he sold the whole thing cheap a couple days prior to me talking to him. I looked at the door jam sticker. 6NZ Cat. FML!

 

Chickasha oklahoma.

I know what yalls thinking..........for a retired chicken truck outta Muscle Shoals Alabama that rig don't do a bad job......naw naw she don't

 

Mash on it.


I know I’m kinda late on this but they got a new Phillips 66 truck stop on the west end of town at the 62/81 junction. Lots of parking on the north side of the place. Probably be full of them dang ole sand haulers, but don’t worry, they never sit in one place very long.

I don’t think you drink coffee but dang they got some good stuff in there. Regular and unleaded.

 

ISX or N14?

I know you’ve told us before, but most days I do good to remember what motor is under my own hood...