What are you carrying around VA?
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Abby is a Yorkie Pom, she's ten going on 11 come March.
Near Chandler, Oklahoma.
In Yellowstone.
Goulding's Lodge in Monument Valley.
The Jackrabbit in Arizona.
Standing on the Corner in Winslow, Arizona.
In the truck, this is her seat. In the car, it's just a shorter box under the carrier. On the trike or bike, it's a carrier on back.
Near Chandler, Oklahoma.
In Yellowstone.
Goulding's Lodge in Monument Valley.
The Jackrabbit in Arizona.
Standing on the Corner in Winslow, Arizona.
In the truck, this is her seat. In the car, it's just a shorter box under the carrier. On the trike or bike, it's a carrier on back.
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Non-Living Valuable Cargo
Just wanted to expand the thread a bit to show non-living valuable items we all may carry. Here are the two things I haul with my Super Duty.
The first pic is the trailer I haul every week, twice a week, from Februay thru the end of June for the high school rowing team I coach for and help manage.
The second one is my hotrod. I drive it to as many car shows I can, but for longer distances I trailer it, with a 4:10 rear, it's not a highway cruiser.
The first pic is the trailer I haul every week, twice a week, from Februay thru the end of June for the high school rowing team I coach for and help manage.
The second one is my hotrod. I drive it to as many car shows I can, but for longer distances I trailer it, with a 4:10 rear, it's not a highway cruiser.
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Hey Fleetsuper .... Nice Olds 442! ..... brings back memories.
Yeah, she's peed in front of Judge Roy Bean's Saloon and Billiard Hall in Langtry, Tx., at the foot of the largest known living tree the General Sherman (by volume) in Sequioia, at the brim of the Grand Canyon, alongside the Lonliest Road in America, on The Santa Fe Trail ruts, at the side of the roadway where Bonnie and Clyde was taken down May 23rd, 1934, in front of the grave yard where William Bonney is burried, along the Natchez Trail, at the Point Of Origin in far western Pa on OLD Rt 30 remains, at Roy's Place on old Rt 66 Amboy, Ca., and in Matewan, WVa.
She's been around some.
Yeah, there's a short ramp of light wood with a double layer of grey towel glued (under edges) for "traction". I have three set ups, one just for the '07 Truck, one for the Forester, and one that works equally well in the Merc GM or the T-Birds.
I've worked a few wrecks where people lost pets that got scared and fled, sometimes into traffic, or that hit the dash or floor and broke their kneck. Abby travels in the box unless we are going really slow on the Blue Ridge Parkway or Skyline Drive, etc. With the raised box, she can see out and be part of "us" like, instead of down out of sight in the back seat.
Box also get's her up higher out of the sun in the day, and in better position to catch cooling air from AC ducts.
She's been around some.
Yeah, there's a short ramp of light wood with a double layer of grey towel glued (under edges) for "traction". I have three set ups, one just for the '07 Truck, one for the Forester, and one that works equally well in the Merc GM or the T-Birds.
I've worked a few wrecks where people lost pets that got scared and fled, sometimes into traffic, or that hit the dash or floor and broke their kneck. Abby travels in the box unless we are going really slow on the Blue Ridge Parkway or Skyline Drive, etc. With the raised box, she can see out and be part of "us" like, instead of down out of sight in the back seat.
Box also get's her up higher out of the sun in the day, and in better position to catch cooling air from AC ducts.
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Had the 442 a long time, I fell in love of them in 1965 when good friend of mine dad was a car salesmen at an Olds dealer and he had a 442 vert as his dealer demo. It grabbed my attention and I had to have one. Took a few years and a lot of work, but I really like driving it with the top down.
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