tjc transport

same here. sounds like a normal conversation between my boss and me.

aint justine beaver the tranny reject canada does not want back?

blah blah blah... videos, or it never happened!!!!

i try to buy american, mexican, or canada. my laptop and desktop computers were made in mexico by lenovo. my cell phone was made in vietnam. they probably contain chinese parts, buy most everything does these days.

sorry, no pictures of it. and i dont know if it is still alive or not. i have not seen it in 40 years. it had a deck control 75 foot ladder with a nozzle up top and 4 inch hose from deck to nozzle up the middle of the ladder, a 50 foot, 30 foot, 4 20 foot extension ladders in the bunks under the big ladder. and 2 14 foot "roof ladders", one on each side of the ladder bunk. 500 gallon water tank, 750 GPM pump with ladder console pump controls. only hose on board though was the 4 inch line for the ladder and a shorty to connect to the trucks pump. it rolled with a pumper for water supply from hydrants. i remember that truck like it was just yesterday. too bad i cant remember what i had for breakfast this morning!!

my introduction into the cracker box was the fire departments aerial ladder. V12 engine with 10 speed trans. there were only 4 of us that could drive it. 1985 it was sold to a fire department out in the midwest at 20 years old because we could no longer rate it as a first line truck without doing a complete refurbish... and that cost almost as much as the new diesel truck that replaced it. it had a little over 17,000 miles on it when it went west.

Bob, i have an old dishwasher out in the garage i use. got it on craigs list around 25 years ago for $10

a dishwasher does a real nice job.....

If that obummer judge likes illegals so much, maybe he can leave the country with them.

one post wonder, and been over a year since he last logged on

i was taught at 12 years old the only thing a clutch is for is starting out on flat or uphill. and as such was never taught how to shift with a clutch. so when my friends pilot bushing came out of the crank and jammed the clutch in his 69 296/375 4 speed chevelle super sport in state college pa, i offered to drive it home 8 hours to the jersey shore. he was amazed i could shift without the clutch. a few times i had to stop for lights or to pay tolls and turned the engine off. then slipped it into first, and fired it up to take off.

looks like something you see on the hoopties in da getto

blah blah blah.....did you powerwash those damn dirty rims???

someone needs to smack her knee when she steps on the clutch to shift.

screw china. they need us a lot more than we need them