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Some if my absolute BEST loads have been over the usual 110" length of standard vans.

Scott, Chevy or Ford? Year?

Yes. I'll quadruple check it but I'm 99% sure. My record is squeezing 3 @ 49.5" long behind the seats. But they were jammed and so was I!!! Glad it was only a 6 mile load to Behr in Dayton. I'm from Alabama. If it will go thru the doors, I'll MAKE it work!!! No plywood = 49.25" tall at...

Sign is up, Vince!!! Oh wait. ;)!!!

No, that's about right WITH a partition. But I don't have a partition and have hauled dozens of loads that were between 11 and 12 feet. That's how I haul some loads that pay Sprinter rates. Especially shorties. The minimum $$ for Sprinter loads CAN be much higher. At least on the open market. So...

Love that height!!

Oh, bulkhead? I squeeze 12' out of mine. But that's EVERY bit!

Is that the 2500? 11'3" seems odd.

Love my extended 2500. Sure, more height would be great. But I can't complain about this one. Except that P0300 that took forever to track down.

Maybe you can land that Smyrna to Ohio that was just posted on Sylectus!!!

Sale on Blue Bell ice cream!!

If the Cargomax deal works, please let me know where that 2500 high top is. I'll read back thru here to see if you said but I don't recall. Thanks!!

Look at it this way. Now you can do that weird space thing or numeral injection to override the auto filters to cuss. LOL!!

Gonna shut down for some sleep in 30 mins in Albuquerque. Nap didn't work well enough today.

Mmmmmmm.......beeeer. ;)

Guilty. There was that "one night" back in '88 with that bleach blonde mistake!

Yeah, between them being so f'ing big and my generator on a carrier on the front, I think there's little doubt that elk would end up in my LAP!!!!

Me: Holy crap!!! Those deer on the side of the road back there were HUGE!!!! Like 400#+!!!!! Google: Those were ELK, you dimwit!! LOL!!

Since we're all voting, I head toward Birmingham. It's about 4 hours and within reach of loads out of Vance, Montgomery, Huntsville, Atlanta, and all the quiet little shipper towns. Like Alabaster, Auburn, Bessemer, Decatur, Anniston, and many more.

If a trucker approaches and offers to buy you a shower........... RUN!!!!!!!!