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I always loaded Dust out of there.

I always thought it was "A Journey of a 1000 Miles was Canceled.

Yep I know where your at, been there a time or two, I always Deadheaded back out,But I was in a cargovan

We used to have Bumper Stickers, I had one on my Van till I had the Bumper Replaced

Thats ...huh never mind She's still awake.

I always Planned the route, and then when I was about 100 miles away I used the GPS To get me to the Address.

And let's not forget about the 2 Troy Ohio's, One off 75 And the other in the middle of nowhere. Yep Picked up in Cleveland headed for Troy down by Dayton and it was the other one(Which is closer to my Home)

Is this the Customer of the Courier? or a Customer of the Couriers Customer? if its the Latter then have at it!!Alls fair when it comes to Business.

I run Bridgestones 80 PSI On all 4 corners and Rotate Every Oil Change, This Current Set has 160,000 Miles on them and still have about 50% Tread Left

Most of the Companys have O/O that Own Fleets and There is always a Seat that needs Filled, Call The Companys and Speak to a Recruiter, And he can Lead you to a Owner with a Empty Seat.

Well from my Experince with my Cargo Van (Gas Engine) I used to rock with Shell and Any Flying J Always Up the Mileage by at least 1 MPG, And those No name Fuel Stops always Dropped by a 1/2 Mpg, Can't Speak of Diesel since it's Been 25 years since I drove one,

I didn't make Big Mistakes, I made a ton of Small Ones, That I learned from. When I started we didn't have the Brotherhood that there is Today, I agree with the Rev on this, Talk to people and Take Notes.

Peace to you my Fellow Retiree, Hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine.

Back in my Big Truck Days, I spent 8 months With The Charlie Daniels Band,Hauling Sound Equipment Every 6 weeks He Flew us Home for a few Days.

I've always Used the 50-50 Method. Half for the Truck and Half to the House.

OHHHHHHHHH So thats what that Means....I'm not Allowed in that Part of the Store Without a Adult.

Sweet Ride Rev.!! I knew sooner or Later somebody would Build one that was Nice Looking and Workable.

How I did mine: I have a Friend that runs a Body Shop he used what is called a Erasier it's made by 3-M it fits into a Drill it takes The Sticky Residue off and leave the Paint intact. then a Quick Buff and Wax it looks Like New Again

I just Returned Home From DC, 8 of us took Part in yhe Rolling Thunder Ride to the Wall.My 5Th Year of Going.

The Greatest Showman in Nascar is Retireing? Tell me it Ain't so.