New device inside pkg truck

[sailfish]

I think they are vans.
Not trucks and definitely not cars.
And here I thought you two was tough guys on motorcycles.

Step vans. Not a tractor, chassis cab, or pickup but still a truck.

 

[oldngray]

Step vans. Not a tractor, chassis cab, or pickup but still a truck.

If it has a back seat its a car. Otherwise its a truck.

 

[rod]

I think they are vans.
Not trucks and definitely not cars.
And here I thought you two was tough guys on motorcycles.

They used to have vans (Ford Econoline's)---P-100's --flat tops and bubble tops.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

They used to have vans (Ford Econoline's)---P-100's --flat tops and bubble tops.

4 wheel drive

 

[rod]

4 wheel drive

We never had any 4-wheel drive vehicles. I believe those were only used in mountainous regions. We could have definitely used them in the winter.

 

[oldngray]

We never had any 4-wheel drive vehicles. I believe those were only used in mountainous regions. We could have definitely used them in the winter.

The bubble top vans were POS. Really crappy in bad weather.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

We never had any 4-wheel drive vehicles. I believe those were only used in mountainous regions. We could have definitely used them in the winter.

I think I'd quit if I had to deal with your Winters

 

[rod]

The bubble top vans were POS. Really crappy in bad weather.

They were all a POS after a couple hundred thousand miles of dirt road driving----rattle traps--doors would fly open--Unfortunately UPS wouldn't junk them until they literally had the frames fall apart.

 

[rod]

I think I'd quit if I had to deal with your Winters

Believe me my truck was NEVER shut off in the winter (even when I was in a restaurant for lunch) unless it was on a hill.

 

[sailfish]

I think I'd quit if I had to deal with your Winters

P*.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

P*.

You have zero room to talk....

 

[oldngray]

Believe me my truck was NEVER shut off in the winter (even when I was in a restaurant for lunch) unless it was on a hill.

 

[Commercial Inside Release]

I often had to go get brand new package cars (trucks), and they come with a booklet\manual about their RV\Motor Coach chassis\frame.

A backup camera manual, and a few other documents included.

 

[Wally]

Same here. I refused to call a TRUCK a CAR.

Did you work package car or feeders?

 

[Well-Known Member]

I think they are vans.
Not trucks and definitely not cars.
And here I thought you two was tough guys on motorcycles.

The license plate says truck.

 

[rod]

Did you work package car or feeders?

Package--for 30 years.

 

[rod]

Did you work package car or feeders?

Except for a couple of months when I first went full time. I drove an Econoline over to North Dakota every night when UPS opened up North and South Dakota. That was the route I used to take my new bride along with me and have fun "on the clock".

 

[Turdferguson]

They used to have vans (Ford Econoline's)---P-100's --flat tops and bubble tops.

When I started air driving we had those.
They were great for air driving

 

[rod]

When I started air driving we had those.
They were great for air driving

In the city on tared roads or highways they were ok. On washboard dirt country roads they would rattle your spine.

 

[Turdferguson]

In the city on tared roads or highways they were ok. On washboard dirt country roads they would rattle your spine.

We has some gravel roads I used to deliver to. I think I cracked a couple of teeth getting bounced around on