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Well, imagine that! I did not find these trucks anywhere between Gettysburg and I-81, but I did find that B-model I saw before. Actually it's red with a white stripe. These 2 are both at the same location. I'll look north of 81 later.

Can't believe I didn't pin the location on that truck I saw on google earth. Did see an old Autocar on rt. 16 in Pa. that I pinned. The b-model I saw was white with a red stripe around it. I also saw the same truck on a youtube video about old trucks. I'm going to google 5630 Lincoln Highway now- the no. on the building in the picture is 5630, and if you were coming from Gettysburg you were probably on 30, eh?

Use your grill then. I actually cooked a delicious pot roast entirely on the grill yesterday.I threw the roast on the grill and browned it good on both sides, then I transfered it into an aluminum foil lined aluminum roasting pan, added potatoes, onions, a can of carrots, and a can of beast broth. Covered the pan with more foil, couple hours later it was done. And good too!

One of our former drivers told me about some place in Pa. that he passed by and saw some old trucks and said the exact same thing- "they look like they were driven there and parked". He said one was a B-model hooked to an old reefer- that could be where he was talking about. I searched google earth for a long time looking where he thought he saw them. I did find a B-model but he said that wasn't the one he saw. I'll see if I marked the spot on google earth.

but you wouldn't have to worry about getting stuck in the corn field.

maybe taller tires would be a better/easier way to go.

Amen brother!

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There's a place called Short Pump just west of Richmond on rt. 250. I believe they moved the old Short Pump Garage down to the Rockville exit off I-64 where they have a big antique machinery and equipment show every year, that's probably where that picture was taken. Overnite was based in Richmond.

yes, I was sitting at a red light. That's why I didn't call it "just before the impact..."

That is a great looking truck! And i'm closer than Rob, i'll catch a ride with the next driver going to Milton Steel and drive it back here and store it for you for free.

I was deleting some pictures, just deleted 50-some, but thought i'd post these because...well, because I like them. I save a lot of pictures that I run across because some day I might use them in a *Randy, Rowdy, or Rob* post but i'm up to several hundred and that's not including the ones i've taken myself. Some are pretty neat. Like this one. I took this on rt.250 between Ashland and Norwalk, Ohio. The sky had this orange hue right after a thunderstorm and I didn't think it would come out in a picture, but that's exactly what the sky and road looked like. Had this one a long time, forgot where it came from. Here's a Ford heavy hauler I saw at Frank's Truckstop in Suffolk, Va. That's just funny-notice the fine print- Wow, lot of stuff! Wife kicked you out of the house? Cool name for a trucking co. though, old school. Just neat pictures! A train- My reflection A big blurry Mack Me rasslin' the big icicle.... and remembering Peter J *It is merely a coincidence these names start with "R"- there is no "R" related conspiracy theory thing going on here...just a coincidence...that's all.

When I was a young'un my Momma made home made biscuits every day with a rolling pin like that. Every day. I don't know if she still has it, haven't seen it for a while.

What does that do, make the coffee, pour it for you, then bring it to you?

Yeah, that's all good eatin' right there! I found that picture on the internet, didn't even notice it was from Mo. I bought a small piece at Food Lion to season the black eyed peas with.

You could haul other trucks to shows, race cars to the track, broke down 4 wheelers off the road, and i'm sure it would haul randyp's dozer that he was loading in the video Mark posted a while back- the possibilities are endless.

It's good! I bet Bulldogman knows.

and don't forget these- especially if you're worried about the Mayan calendar- I got mine yesterday!

yeah!..like this-

Yes, been a while since i've been that way, but that was a rough stretch of road! And I-40 in Arkansas, that's so famous for being rough it's about like the cross Bronx.

Wow! Goldmine!

Hey Paul, it sure is good to see you back around here.

Great pictures, thanks!

I know they ran H-models, I remember seeing them, but I don't know if they had the H-61 cherry pickers.