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Clean Pete- A Peterbilt That Is- Photo For Rob-peterbilt...pete That Is

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Man, look at that Peterbilt...sure is clean! Figured i'd take it's picture...who knows when it'll be that clean again!

And some random photos of an old GMC I saw on rt. 220 in West Virginia, between Franklin and Petersburg and the view from the mountain on rt.33 after you cross into West Virginia,west of Harrisonburg,Va. I erroneously said it was on rt. 42 near Mt. Storm,and the views are similar, but noted West Virginia highway and byway expert Big Jim noticed that there was a climbing lane coming up,which Scherr mtn. doesn't have, and the mountain at Scherr is 10%, not nine.

What a clean Pete....oh, and I put another video on youtube today, pulling out after i'd gotten loaded at Sharon Coatings (formerly Winner Steel) in Sharon,Pa.

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vanscottbuilders

vanscottbuilders 22

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There's no question -

That is a very nice truck that they trust you with.

Nice to see that you are keeping it clean and

free of dents.

Unless, of course, that's not really your truck in the photo.

H'mmmm!!

other dog

other dog 12,536

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There's no question -

That is a very nice truck that they trust you with.

Nice to see that you are keeping it clean and

free of dents.

Unless, of course, that's not really your truck in the photo.

H'mmmm!!

It's Jeff Moore's truck of course, but i'm the only wheel man on it. I've put over 250,000 miles on it in 2 years and 2 months. They have a man that comes to the shop on weekends and takes them down to the old concrete plant and washes them. He does a great job, he even cleaned the trailer with acid-looked like a new one!
vanscottbuilders

vanscottbuilders 22

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Tom,

125,000 miles per year is plenty to keep you busy.

Especially on the less travelled highways that you normally

are on.

PVS

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