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<p>[QUOTE="BigBearNY, post: 3919172, member: 139287"]There are a whole lot of stories about Jerry Reed out there. Apparently he was a genuine "regular guy". Although I don't know if he ever professionally drove a truck as he was signed to a recording contract while still in High School as I remember, it would not surprise me if he did some truckin'. He had several driving and truckin movies besides his 3 Smokey and the Bandit movies, such as Highballin, Gator and Stroker Ace. A lot of folks were sad to see him go.</p><p><br /></p><p>You did make me smile with the stories of Jerry Reed talking on the CB. What great fun!</p><p><br /></p><p>My grandson and I share a hobby. We like to race and collect slot cars. A hobby I have had since the 60's when I was a young boy. If you are unfamiliar, they are scale electric cars that run on a slotted track that a pin on the car or truck fits in. He and I have watched the first Smokey and the Bandit movie. He enjoyed it so much I have started building working slot car models of Burt Reynolds' (Smokey) Trans Am, Jackie Gleason's (Sheriff Buford T. Justices) Pontiac police cruiser and as you may have guessed, Jerry Reed's (the Snoman) Kenworth including a fully decorated trailer. While doing research for the model I found one of the snoman trailers is on display in a farm field in Georgia. One of my sons moved down there... It's on my list of things to see when I visit![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="BigBearNY, post: 3919172, member: 139287"]There are a whole lot of stories about Jerry Reed out there. Apparently he was a genuine "regular guy". Although I don't know if he ever professionally drove a truck as he was signed to a recording contract while still in High School as I remember, it would not surprise me if he did some truckin'. He had several driving and truckin movies besides his 3 Smokey and the Bandit movies, such as Highballin, Gator and Stroker Ace. A lot of folks were sad to see him go. You did make me smile with the stories of Jerry Reed talking on the CB. What great fun! My grandson and I share a hobby. We like to race and collect slot cars. A hobby I have had since the 60's when I was a young boy. If you are unfamiliar, they are scale electric cars that run on a slotted track that a pin on the car or truck fits in. He and I have watched the first Smokey and the Bandit movie. He enjoyed it so much I have started building working slot car models of Burt Reynolds' (Smokey) Trans Am, Jackie Gleason's (Sheriff Buford T. Justices) Pontiac police cruiser and as you may have guessed, Jerry Reed's (the Snoman) Kenworth including a fully decorated trailer. While doing research for the model I found one of the snoman trailers is on display in a farm field in Georgia. One of my sons moved down there... It's on my list of things to see when I visit![/QUOTE]
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