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When thing is a straight truck can't be over 40 feet in length. Sometimes that two foot would put them over.

I'm gonna make some people mad, but I'm not trying to. I'm just playing devil's advocate. It's part of what Moot would call my "Law School Graduation Reaction Drill". Has anyone thought about the fact that CharlesD might have been in Swift's blind spot. He did say he was running along side his...

When I was little my Granddad took me to a Modified race in the 80s. My granddad got me a little poster of the 60 car on the way out.

Turtle, I'm leaning towards EO Code of Conduct articles #4,#5, and borderline #6.

I know he had WMDs because I saw the mass graves with me own eyes.

I was at Panther in 2005 and they told us if we turned down 3 Canada loads in a row we would be forced into a "No Canada Lease" that paid 5 cents less a mile on all miles. It might have just been a bluff to get people to accept the Canadian freight. The only reason I say that is because...

Suds, Was I also correct in saying it is the DeWitt Construction Chevy owned by B. R. DeWitt?

Democrats or Republicans it doesn't matter because neither are any good. If you ask me we should just start voting out incumbants until we have a clean slate. If they don't act right then do the samething again. It's not that hard people. Actually, yes it is. Because we let party lines cloud our...

My fault, the UD is made by Nissan but the same basic concept.

I don't know exactly how you are planning on using the truck, but UD has a 3300DH model you might think about looking into. I'm not sure if UD and Isuzu are the same or not, but I know they are both the cabover type trucks. The DH stands for dock high. The salesman at Glovers in Little Rock told...

I managed to figure out how to download Firefox and I really like it. The neat thing about it is I have a spell checker on EO now. It also makes most websites look a lot better. Just thought I'd throw it out there. Oh, Cherri thanks for the idea of getting this I love it.

I know when it comes to trucks alot of poeple think a truck is starting downing the "downhill side" of it's life at 500k-750k. What about reefers? What is the point where a used reefer has to many hours on it to think about buying it and getting some good use out of it?

jaminjim, You mean when I get out of college and start doing my own thing you all don't want me to advertise on the open forum? That breaks my little heart. No, just kidding. I might be sending some pms to people who are starting up as well to see about helping each other out you know. You...

What's wrong Dave? Is he to good at doing his job? Had to throw that out there and pick at ya. Jon, Never bought a ride from ya, but still good luck on the new gig.

Moot, I'm going to pull a Steve Urkle from "Family Matters". I meant to do that.

I've known quite a few Masons. I don't know alot about it though. I don't if there is a difference between Freemasons and Mansons. I've known Prince Hall Masons and Blue Lodge Masons. A friend of mine in the Marines was a Mason as well as his father and his mother was an Eastern Star which is...

I'm not saying there is anything wrong with using a gps, but I think you need to be able to do it the old fashioned way as well. It's kinda like math. I think we all would agree even though calculators are available, children should learn how to do math with a pencil and piece of paper. That way...

The gps is all well and good, but I think it is just another way to turn a driver into a steering wheel holder. I mean you aren't even planning your own route any longer. Instead you let a piece of equipment do it for you. Then the next thing you know you have a steering wheel holder with a gps...

I'm still trying to figure out how you go from Mississippi to Lousianna and then back to Alabama. Guess that volvo has wings to make it back over Mississippi.

Phil, When you got your Onan did you look at other apus before making the purchase? The only reason I ask is I thought some might be interested in the price difference, +/- others. Just curious.