rockyridgefarm
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Since I quit producing eggs, I gotta find another way to make money. Neighbor has a trucking company. He stick me in this thing.
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Janicholson
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The cab is a bit too bright of a yellow. It needs to match the corn, (or beans if you get to haul those as well. Wheat needs to be an off rose color. Might need to repaint the truck for
next season. Jim
next season. Jim
1948CaseVAI
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If you were producing eggs you really should see a doctor.
I drove a bright yellow truck like that ONE day, and didn't go back for Day 2. Mine was an R model Mack
with 237 Maxidyne and 5 spd. Not quite enough truck for grossing over 80,000# into a 20-30 mph headwind.
In fact, if I had known what I was driving I'd have declined the first day's work.
with 237 Maxidyne and 5 spd. Not quite enough truck for grossing over 80,000# into a 20-30 mph headwind.
In fact, if I had known what I was driving I'd have declined the first day's work.
Crazy Horse
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Yellow is supposedly a very safe vehicle color according to insurance industry statistics. Since yellow is safe, that explains why fathers of teenage girls prefer a boy showing up with a yellow car for a date, and it had nothing to do with road safety ..... LOL !!!
Robert (ID)
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wow Thats a yellow freightshaker... the yellow outside wouldn't bug me.. but id lose that steering wheel... id get to many dirty paw prints on it..
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