Where is everyone #5

I have always loved magazines. I read a lot online but there’s just something about an actual magazine that makes it better.

 

I've never been into magazines much. But I love books.

I do not care for reading on a tablet or something. Much preferable for me to have it in my hands.

 

LMAO!!!

 

Saw this little beauty in Greenville, Ohio today. nobody here so I don't have any of the particulars other than it's a 1990 13-speed looks like a million and 60,000 miles on it. Cat motor, couldn't find a ident plate, brand new wheels and tires and 150 gallon fuel tanks. The inside of its pretty rough, the steps and the battery boxes are gone, no price on it anywhere.

 

......she’s a heavy girl I tell you what. #### near 35,000 with full tanks and an empty wagon.

Done for the weekend. Gotta make a sharp left and bob up the street to my shipper Monday afternoon. Y’all be safe

 

You had me till you said “u-joints”

 

I get one every week called The Fence Post. It's a farm and ranch magazine published in Greeley, CO. It's nice to have something to read over coffee in the morning.

Reader's digest is standard issue outhouse reading here. I wonder if my wife thinks we're getting old already, she renewed it in the large print edition.

 

@BigBob410

Wouldn’t suppose you have a buddey at Virginia that drives a purple Pete would ya?

 

Gotta be frank...

I miss my narrow cab more and more every day and I most certainly fit the “newer generation of drivers demographic.”

Even with all the issues I had with the ISX that was still my favorite truck... I miss that pile of crap. I’ve had a Cascadia and now a Prostar since... the Cascadia definitely had the interior room... but the narrow cabs in my opinion are THE drivers truck. Period.

I miss my 660... I made it work and y’all know how long I stayed out in that thing. My only interior complaint was no refrigerator.