Does JC Penney still sell complete airstrike kit? My uncle bought a huey from them around '73 with some sort of oxygen deprivation nonsense. I remember feeling really really bad about the little kids chokinhg to death, but remembered how important it was for Hubert Humphrey to save a dime on every ton of bauxuite...
Maybe they should send them to the T/A truck stop in downtown Nashville and see how long they last there. Once in a while they find a dead body out back. ;)
What is the full name of the T/A truck stop in Nashville?
I have never been there personally. But the TA stands for Truck Stops of America. You hear things about certain places when you are on the road long enough.
I know an old boy here who is in his 90s now. He used to go into that T/A. He told me when he realized how bad it was he started going to the Petro. ;)
I used to spend a lot of time chasing Rainman to truck shops for repairs to get him to and from his rig in Middlepoint, Ft. Recovery and Lima, OH and to Robinson's and the Peterbuilt dealer in New Haven, IN.
Ever see a 240 lb. driver and a 340 lb. trucker in a Smart (Clown Car)? That was a NH run, I'd never trust the clown car on the highway.
We probably had that thing above the max GVWR. LOL.
I also used to drive exotic cars from refurb shops up north to the dealer here out SW. The kids couldn't drive sticks and the insurance companies wouldn't insure them. They'd drive the van up and follow on the way down. That was a lot less fun and more stressful than you can imagine. I only took cash. That whole deal with wrecked/rebuilt exotics was very secretive. NDAs, etc.
#1: Dakmar To: Horse (#0)
Dakmar posted on 2024-03-30 20:35:53 Reply Private Reply
#2: Dakmar To: Jesus and all of his darkie disciples (#1)
Ripping the muffler off of a 4 cylinder Kia doesn't make it a hotrod, what you have now is an annoying piece of crap.
Dakmar posted on 2024-03-30 20:41:26 Reply Private Reply
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Does JC Penney still sell complete airstrike kit? My uncle bought a huey from them around '73 with some sort of oxygen deprivation nonsense. I remember feeling really really bad about the little kids chokinhg to death, but remembered how important it was for Hubert Humphrey to save a dime on every ton of bauxuite...
Dakmar posted on 2024-03-30 21:20:23 Reply Private Reply
#4: BTP Holdings To: Horse (#0)
Maybe they should send them to the T/A truck stop in downtown Nashville and see how long they last there. Once in a while they find a dead body out back. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2024-03-31 21:33:37 Reply Private Reply
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Horse posted on 2024-03-31 22:51:26 Reply Private Reply
#6: Esso To: Horse (#5)
I think it's Truckstops America.
Esso posted on 2024-04-01 09:24:44 Reply Private Reply
#7: BTP Holdings To: Horse (#5)
I have never been there personally. But the TA stands for Truck Stops of America. You hear things about certain places when you are on the road long enough.
I know an old boy here who is in his 90s now. He used to go into that T/A. He told me when he realized how bad it was he started going to the Petro. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2024-04-05 19:06:53 Reply Private Reply
#8: Esso To: BTP Holdings (#7)
My buddy Rainman, the trucker, did tell me that the trannies have chased out all the chicks, though.
Esso posted on 2024-04-05 19:48:14 Reply Private Reply
#9: Esso To: BTP Holdings (#7)
Ever see a 240 lb. driver and a 340 lb. trucker in a Smart (Clown Car)? That was a NH run, I'd never trust the clown car on the highway.
We probably had that thing above the max GVWR. LOL.
I also used to drive exotic cars from refurb shops up north to the dealer here out SW. The kids couldn't drive sticks and the insurance companies wouldn't insure them. They'd drive the van up and follow on the way down. That was a lot less fun and more stressful than you can imagine. I only took cash. That whole deal with wrecked/rebuilt exotics was very secretive. NDAs, etc.
The right-hand drive cares were the worst.
Esso posted on 2024-04-05 20:09:12 Reply Private Reply
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Prefrontal Vortex posted on 2024-04-07 19:26:33 Reply Private Reply