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I have a nice Peterbilt jacket I could send you, but they're probably not required in sunny south Florida. It's the one that Jeff Moore said cost him $100,000, and he gave it to me. He kept the free truck that came with it though.

He gets all his hats here-

geez, out of likes already?..I just got here!

Nope, nothing wrong with that, you gotta do what you gotta do. The 60 series Detroits are good engines, and a Peterbilt is a good truck. I liked the one I drove. I caught some flack for driving it, especially from Rob, but actually all 19 breakdowns were Caterpillar issues, nothing to do with Peterbilt.

Wonderful.

...but the chrome ring around the right headlight doesn't look too bad.

I heard about this on the Howard Stern show, so I downloaded it for Google Chrome- works great, and it was free. https://adblockplus.org/

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But it's not all bad, now it even covers auto collision repair-

Oh, I forgot- Jeff's new truck is at the yard. I think it's getting lettered today. It has a 500hp. ISX15 in it with an 18 spd. and 3.55's.

I'm with you there!

Just like social security- when it was first started there was a surplus for years. People- or workers I should say- were paying in way more than was being paid out. Then just a few years ago it was breaking even, now it pays out more than is being paid into it. But there's all that surplus from previous years, right?..no, because whenever the gummint needed money for something they'd just "borrow" it from social security...

Yep, it has a lever on it and was probably made in Cleveland, that's about all I know. Here's another view, which is almost the same as the first view. I was traveling about 2 mph. in a long backup on 79 when I noticed the big tree. I saw no sweater puppys.

I took a load of beams to Metals USA in Ambridge, Pa. this week- I see they've still got the old yellow U model sitting there. I saw a big Peterbilt wrecker there too... ...on the side of a truck. Then I saw a thingamabob at McKees Rocks. Fire truck going south on I 79 in W.V. A tree. A big Mack dump truck in Canonsburg, Pa.

Good stuff- and now we know where Mark has been.

"I've got cash and a trailer"...Richard Rawlings, Fast N Loud. Seems to work for him most of the time.

No, the one looking through the fence.

She walked that dog from all the way across the street over to the back of the place where i'd unloaded some beams so he could take a dump in their grass. ...then walked him back home. Nice ass, eh?

I saw a truck turned over in the second runaway ramp on Sandstone Mountain the other night. I always said i'd never go in the second ramp, i'd take my chances getting across the New River bridge if I couldn't get in the first ramp, even if I was running a couple hunnert. The first one's not too bad- looks like somebody was in that one too, judging by the ruts. But that second one- it just looks wrong. You're in a curve to start with... It's a sharper curve than on 64. The truck turned over where the orange cones are. I saw a girl walking the dog too. And a Suburban for sale. And a boat- looks fast! And a girl in a car.

Yes, empty would be a lot cheaper to ship. If I see any in the store I could pour the beer out...somewhere I'm emptying some Yuenglings right now, by pouring it down my throat.

I knew it looked familiar.

Here you go Ken-

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No, it's just a reflection Paul, it does look like it in all the pictures, except maybe this one.

I'm thinking 3/8 coarse thread, but i'm not sure. My unit is in Concord,Va, 26 miles from me. I do know that the long glitter knobs I had on it were too big, so I wrapped a couple layers of electrical tape around the threads and screwed them on. They might be 7/16, and the aftermarket ones I had are 1/2", or they might be 3/8 and the aftermarket ones were 7/16, so this post actually tells you absolutely nuthin...