Here in east tenn. we had a few 65 degree days earlier this week thenrain yesterday that turned to snow this morning. Hardly any accumulation though. Those 379's are nice trucks, hope the deal goes through alright. When do you think the b-model will be done? If your like I am with the suburban you'll keep it off the road when there's alot of salt....lol. Good luck Paul and try to stay warm!!

I like the 379 I drive, especially when that Cat runs like it's supposed to. I don't have a TV in it,I bought a cheap one with a 5'' screen once but leave it at home. Usually when the wheels stop turning I go to sleep. I sure do like the refrigerator though,it saves me a lot of money on food. It's parked out here in the driveway now,and it could use a good interior cleaning too,so maybe when you get done with yours...

Tom, I would like to make one good long trip in this 379. It just sems like a comfortable way to ride.

But - I SURE DO HOPE THAT IT ENJOYS IT'S NEW HOME!!

Joe, I have committed both the B-67 and my H-63 to the Watt's Mack show in September.

The intent is to drive the B with the lowboy, and put the H on the trailer. The H will not be running, or even under resto at that point.

If I get real ambitious, I might get the R-600 ready, and drive that instead, with both of the others on the trailer.

The R needs rockers and paint, and it's ready to go.

Paul VS

I noticed it has the windows in the sleeper. I always leave the curtain down on the passenger side,if you have to blind side back that window comes in real handy sometimes. You can use the power mirror at first,then when you get jacked around too far you can look through the sleeper window and see the back of the trailer. Real nice.

I noticed it has the windows in the sleeper. I always leave the curtain down on the passenger side,if you have to blind side back that window comes in real handy sometimes. You can use the power mirror at first,then when you get jacked around too far you can look through the sleeper window and see the back of the trailer. Real nice.

Tom, I thought the same thing - pretty handy to be able to see out that window when blind side backing.

Do you use an electric right mirror too?

That's also handy - we use them on the heavy tractors, along with extendable mirrors to see around some of the fat loads.

I didn't how common the electric mirrors were today.

yeah,this Pete has two electric mirrors,usually i'd just have one on the passenger side-really handy.

It's still here! The Peterbilt that wouldn't leave!!

Apparently the prospective buyer has not been able to finalize his lease with Landstar,

so we have given him a couple of days to put his job in order.

Husband & wife did fly up from Oklahoma to look it over and liked what they saw, but we just couldn't close the sale.

There is a good possibility that we will be re-listing the truck for sale shortly.

Anyway, Tom what are you doing home today?

Paul VS

It's still here! The Peterbilt that wouldn't leave!!

Apparently the prospective buyer has not been able to finalize his lease with Landstar,

so we have given him a couple of days to put his job in order.

Husband & wife did fly up from Oklahoma to look it over and liked what they saw, but we just couldn't close the sale.

There is a good possibility that we will be re-listing the truck for sale shortly.

Anyway, Tom what are you doing home today?

Paul VS