Trick my Trucks and Chill Factor

Lucky 7 had a minimum bid of $30,000. It ended yesterday without a bid. Another really cool 97 Pete show truck was also on Ebay at the same time as Lucky 7. It looked like it is some kind of show truck museum? in San Diego according to the listing. Here's a pic:

 

Thats a pretty nice looking truck right there!

 

that large sleeper was ALREADY on the truck when it went. the BEFORE pics WERE NOT his truck and NO it didn't effect his load at all. the trailer is specially equipped for the medical/government loads he hauls, it basically looks like a regular bedbugging trailer...

why did he get rid of it??? from what a friend told me that knows the guy, PEOPLE WOULDN'T LEAVE HIM ALONE... someone always wanting to check it out, plus to get a newer truck.. Frieghtliner of Grand Rapids, MI sold it last year..

I've got pics somewhere on my computer of it

 

I just saw the Grave Digger truck from the show for sale on Ebay.



Its only $89,000

 

The Grave Digger truck is a 377 Pete. Can't imagine who or why anyone would spend that kind of $$$ on a freakin' 377... but it is pretty nice

 

Watched the show one whole season.....thought the "ideas" were basically stupid and impractical for a work truck......if the premise was to "help out" a driver down on his/her luck.......then do what repaires it needed and dress it up and make it liveable........the stuff I saw was not condusive to "getting the job done" in the trucking world ......I like nice even fancy paint lots of shine but not impractical apparatuses attached/implanted to my rig.....

 

yea, no crap!!! they fancy up a rig with a million miles on it and do absolutely nothing to the IMPORTANT parts of the truck. cool to watch but VERY impractical!

 

Chill Factor sits next to the Railroad tracks in Canton, KS hooked up to a van trailer used for metal recycling. The truck cannot be seen from the road, only the railroad tracks. It has beeen sitting for several weeks, and I havent seen it move.