Streetgliderx
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man that is sweet almost makes me want a duece and NOT bob it!!!! what size tires are those??????
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Out and about with the M35
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Capt.Marion
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They look like 14.00s
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A conversation from yesterday evening:
Me: I would like to buy this sectional sofa - do you have it in stock?
Salesperson: Our set up and delivery charge is only $100.
Me: I see. Do you have it stock, I would like it tonight.
SP: How do you plan on getting home.
Me: I have a truck.
SP: Well, it better be a tractor-trailer - I don't think you understand how big the sofa really is . . . it's deceptive in the showroom.
Me: Ummmm - I put a tape on it. It will fit just fine in my truck.
SP: OK - you would know, I guess. Did you bring your own twine to tie it down.
Me. Won't be necessary, but for the sake of time let's just say, "Yes." Where is the loading dock?
SP: The loading dock will make it really hard to get it in your truck . . . it is much easier to lift it into your truck from the ground, rather that lower it down from the dock, you see, the loading dock is about 4 feet all so it lines up with the semis . . . .
Me: (chuckling) Right. So where is that loading dock.
SP: Sir, . . .
Me: Let me stop you there - how about we walk over here to this window . . . . .
SP: Sweet Jesus! What the #$%@&% is that thing?
Me: It's my pickup truck and grocery getter, now then, loading dock? Oh, and by the way - we will need to lift the sofa "up" - the bed of the truck is about a foot taller than your dock.
Me: I would like to buy this sectional sofa - do you have it in stock?
Salesperson: Our set up and delivery charge is only $100.
Me: I see. Do you have it stock, I would like it tonight.
SP: How do you plan on getting home.
Me: I have a truck.
SP: Well, it better be a tractor-trailer - I don't think you understand how big the sofa really is . . . it's deceptive in the showroom.
Me: Ummmm - I put a tape on it. It will fit just fine in my truck.
SP: OK - you would know, I guess. Did you bring your own twine to tie it down.
Me. Won't be necessary, but for the sake of time let's just say, "Yes." Where is the loading dock?
SP: The loading dock will make it really hard to get it in your truck . . . it is much easier to lift it into your truck from the ground, rather that lower it down from the dock, you see, the loading dock is about 4 feet all so it lines up with the semis . . . .
Me: (chuckling) Right. So where is that loading dock.
SP: Sir, . . .
Me: Let me stop you there - how about we walk over here to this window . . . . .
SP: Sweet Jesus! What the #$%@&% is that thing?
Me: It's my pickup truck and grocery getter, now then, loading dock? Oh, and by the way - we will need to lift the sofa "up" - the bed of the truck is about a foot taller than your dock.
55Cameo
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They always think that they know everything that you need and want more than you do.
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When I delivered used oil and anti-freeze to the town for the Haz-mat recycling day. the first fellow came up to my M135 and asked what do I have and how much and I told him a couple of 5 gallon buckets worth, he told the next guy the truck was completely full of used oil and anti-freeze, fellow number two almost lost his clean shorts! It was a true mastercard moment!
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I like it. I could've got one cheap not too long ago and I passed it up. Dang it !
srodocker
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man i laughed so hard reading your couch story!!! and that Cover fits nice on it from far away it seems. those custom bows you made?
Very custom . . . LOL . . . yesterday they were just 10' sticks of 3/4" conduit!
Today Tampa had our Veteran's Day Parade - I used my M332 for the first time to carry the sound system . . . . a vast improvement for the passengers in the back of the truck. This is the only pic I took as I was leaving my home to head to the parade . . . but I am sure my friends will share theirs with me soon.
The best part - after the parade, and after I returned everyone to their cars I was dead heading back to my house alone - and while stopped at a light I heard "excuse me sir!" Next to my truck was a woman who walked up from several cars behind to shake my hand and say "I just wanted to thank you for my freedom."
We need more people like her.
The best part - after the parade, and after I returned everyone to their cars I was dead heading back to my house alone - and while stopped at a light I heard "excuse me sir!" Next to my truck was a woman who walked up from several cars behind to shake my hand and say "I just wanted to thank you for my freedom."
We need more people like her.
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Brian Thomas
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Some guys have it all. TJ, You have a very nice truck & I loved the story.
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Nice truck
What kind of wheels are those? Where did you get them? Nice Truck!!
What kind of wheels are those? Where did you get them? Nice Truck!!
roscoe
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**** nice truck there.
dusterjh
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That's the funniest thing I've read in a long time.
More info about the 9-11 logo on the truck - it's a project of my buddy Steve - the guy with the yellow shirt.
http://ninetwelver.org/
http://ninetwelver.org/
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whats with the funky windshield frames?
Huh?
Hee, hee . . . so the next parade is an illuminated night parade on the University of South Florida campus (homecoming.)
I just spent all evening after work to string lights on to a 14' x 3' piece of chicken wire (x2) to go on each size of the truck . . . . next set of photos as we get nearer to the parade on the 20th! 2400 little bulbs so far!
So . . . the picture below is one of the wire frames flopped over my "workbench" . . . . actually my hot tub.
(One day I am going to put the hot tub in the back of my truck for a night on the town.)
I just spent all evening after work to string lights on to a 14' x 3' piece of chicken wire (x2) to go on each size of the truck . . . . next set of photos as we get nearer to the parade on the 20th! 2400 little bulbs so far!
So . . . the picture below is one of the wire frames flopped over my "workbench" . . . . actually my hot tub.
(One day I am going to put the hot tub in the back of my truck for a night on the town.)
