Drivers don't look like drivers anymore
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Today I am going to wear my sneaks, pair of wranglers, and a Harley Davidson t-shirt. Will this be acceptable to the truck stop fashionistas?
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Black slacks, black dress shoes, a very nice collared white shirt, a nice necklace and a black cape with red satin liner.
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I wore sneakers back then,as they were comfortable to drive in,that pic is from 1974. But I carried a clean set of boots if I had to look nice. Have never owned a pair of sandals in my life,would worry to much about smashing my toes,would the stuff I do. Flip flops were for dirty showers. To the OP,I used to stop regularly at the 76 at T-5,in the 70's,80's,had decent food.
Yeah,and I remember when the only language you ever heard,in truckstops,CB,anywhere,was English!
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Up until the early 70's many drivers wore a uniform or dressed in clothes similar to a uniform.
I've always wore boots, jeans and collared shirt the last 40 years, not the same ones
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