Where is everyone #5

Well......she looks terrible now thanks to some rain and road salt...

It’s winter, guess it’s just the nature of the beast...

@OLDSKOOLERnWV You got me confused with @Zeviander i ain’t rocking no Peterbilt cmon now
Miss me with that Pete ####.

 

That sux!!!

I hate California.

We leave our keys in the car and the front door unlocked.

Buddy has lived in the same house around the corner for 26 years. Says they don’t even know where there front door key is?

 

Isn't it like 25 miles for every hour of idle time?

 

All steel. It's a '14 Transcraft 48' with a ramp kit

 

How about an A model then ??

 

Them digger trucks and bucket trucks would run high idle for hours a day and sometimes all day all week long and never travel a mile the whole time. Lot of wear over time not calculated at times by many.
That's one reason I run my overhead sooner than later lol, it has idled a lot keeping my big carcass cool, and now warm .

 

Ya know that "cornfield" where you say you reside in the avatar space, looked rather strange in the picture ya posted last week. Maybe not strange but it's the only cornfield I've ever seen that has a second story and built outta bricks with a asphalt row out front.
@Lysdexis just told me to get my eyes checked so maybe it's just me.
In case it's not, I was wondering whether you would share what State that cornfield is in ?
I'm getting more jealous of you every day lately. I already told you that I drove a Truck very similar to yours and the second floor digs you have has been a "wish list" type of deal for me for many moons now. I'm not a country guy or a urban guy. I like the small towns where you can walk to at least a few places without needing to hop in a car to get to virtually anything. I think you've found a nice place where you're at.
I don't blame you if you want to keep it a secret so the place isn't overrun with new arrivals.

 

@stwik is being picky about what he drives..... so I guess it's option time on his first truck .

 

Guess we can start ya out in a cabover...

 

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