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Awww sugar now!!! mm mmm 359.

 

Can't make out where those pics were taken of the Pete Bricky??

 

80 KW..................

 

lol..

ok ....who re-bobbed the stacks??

i remember me and kenny chopping about a foot off of em, to get clearance for the hot mix plant, but not that much!!

and yes a demo saw did just fine

 

they had to fix what you screwed up

 

o thats harsh

looks good as a day cab

 

Had to cut em down to clear the shop door..................

 

Are those fenders blacked out metal or polycarb? Does anyone make a poly fender????

 

VERY nice lookin' Big truck!
But what's that Big thing above them?
Sky?
BIG Sky?

Beautiful!

BTW, did they ever reopen or replace Jonathan's in Three Forks?
That place had the best steaks I've ever eaten -- ANYwhere.

I got laid-over (but not on my side) there for three days, years ago, waiting for a load. That was long enough for me to not want to leave.

My trainee couldn't get out of there soon enough though. Seems tiny towns scare him. After the local Sheriff waved HI to us, he was so freaked out that he wouldn't leave the motel room. He was sure that Sheriff was "up to something."
Go figure.

Said he'd rather watch the three fuzzy channels on TV instead. And only ventured out as far as the local fast-food place. (I forgot what fast-food chain it was) -- I kept returning to Jonathan's and the local cafe for breakfast with the locals. One of the friendliest towns I've ever had the pleasure of being laid over in.

My dispatcher thought I was mad, so she gave me back-to-back runs from Fullerton, California to Jacksonville, Florida to "make up" for the layover in Three Forks, Montana.
Cha-ChinG!$$$$.

Truth be known, I'm glad I wasn't laid-over in some big city. THAT mighta made me mad.

 

That
's what we have to look forward to in the future drivers I guess.