Could have used that a long time ago after we bought 2 cars off of Ebay. One was someplace in NJ and the other one was in PA, we were in AL. Husband had our car dolly and had to take son and daughter to drive back.
Abandoned load?
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Ive been less than lucky replacing used cars unfortunately and we are surrounded by hundreds rotting in the dealers, fields and so on because no one wants to maintain the expense of a vehicle in this economy. Maybe I will get a gem. Who knows.tinytim Thanks this. -
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perhaps delivery is to a Amish community, part of the service is picking up each buyer at the end of some goat trail only a tractor could run bringing that buyer back to pick up their vehicle..
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It is either one of two things. Either the trailer is broken somehow and the driver unloaded the trailer to make it harder for a thief to steal/ the load had to be removed to fix it. OR the driver is in the process of trying to make some kind of complicated delivery.
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A few years back, I got hotel room for the night in Utah to give a trainee a break from me..at that hotel I crossed paths with a small group of Amish, one male and a few females. they had a uhaul and a couple of cars.
another time I dropped a trainee off after he finished up at truck stop, a Amish friend of his picked him up in car.
I've delivered to the some, that group appear to be against autos. but I don't pay.much attention to it. I figured some use autos sone dont
just a mention.. moving along now
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