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Someone had checked those out a while back. I tried to find it, but can't right now, for some reason. They look similar in size to an FL70, etc... the 338 model looks to be the one that would be used in expediting. http://www.hino.com/trucks/story_42.php But, as you said, a 2-3 year...

Yep, his office is right at the top of EO Tower, right down the hallway from Lawrence, across from me and Jeff, and right beside Terry's office. LDB has the best view tho... he gets to see the moutains out his windows here on the 43rd floor. I don't think it's right, he's the new moderator...

Just a side note.. I was reading on that lawsuit..and it was brought up on a regular trucking site... one of the major points they're using in claiming to be employees.. Did you know, FedEX ground tells them which finger they are required to have their truck keys on when they are getting their...

Broompilot, Just to throw in an opinion here... I've had both Nextel and Verizon, and now have Sprint PCS. In my limited experience with Sprint, so far, it wins hands down. Clarity, connection, billing, range, have been much better. With Sprint, I get 4 bars, where I couldn't even use the...

Good answers TJ959, I just thought I'd jump in with the specific definitions according to FedExCC, which vary a little with each company, FedExCC is more specific than some others. A (Mini Van) Cargo payload capacity of 500 pounds 48" high door opening (minimum) 48" wide door (minimum...

We are happy to announce our newest Moderator is LDB! LDB has become well known to regular forum members over the past several months, as he has made a transition from OTR Tractor Trailor driving, to Expediting. We're confident that with his growing experience, and analytical approach to...

In the words of Homer... DOH!!x( x( x( [img src="http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/36/36_11_6.gif"] Dreamer

Wolf, What size is your image? It needs to be approx 48x48 pixels to work, also, you need to make sure your storage site allows "Hotlinking" for the image... Example, Angelfire doesn't, among others... Dreamer

Here ya go Bob! (per his request to have pics of the bathroom and kitchen on his old truck posted) Dreamer

oldprof... that was just so wrong, on many levels.... maybe I'm a bit paranoid on hygiene from working in restaurants for years, but having your dinner on the crapper? That's just makes me wanna.... [img src="http://users.pandora.be/eforum/emoticons4u/obscene/eck32.gif"]

Glad you figured it out Chaz... got to watch your health out there, or it will jump up and bite you in the a**.. I found that out the hard way! Dreamer

DannyD, While I would not recommend anyone smart off to the border officials... I did get a chuckle out of that! Did ya feel like sayin.. here's your sign!!! Now before anyone goes spastic, I know they're doing their job, etc.. but it is funny how American citizens have more trouble getting...

Merkurfan, Something you said there just struck me 'strange', as I've never heard that before... You said > Sometimes you can get dispatch to tell you >where the towns are that they dispatch out of. If you are to >far from one of those towns (over 50 miles) your truck won't >even show up...

Chaz, I can relate partially. I never had the swollen feet, but I did have the pain behind the knees, back of thighs, etc. Also I noticed my legs falling asleep a lot. I finally figured out it was the front edge of the van seat cutting off circulation in my lower legs. It's a very subtle...

Made me remember how I felt that day long ago! almost 17 years later, I've had a few frowns, but I still grin more than I frown.. so I guess I've been sucessful at this marriage thing so far! It's definately good to have someone to come home to, and to share this insanity called life! Dreamer

Here's the link previously posted to the specs on that truck, originally posted by LDB (Thanks!) By the way, that's a 100" fully integrated sleeper. According to their site, it's the largest production integrated sleeper availible, and the first of it's kind. http://www.sst100.com/expediter.htm