its snowing now, and I drive a box truck to work tomorrow

"XJDano" (xjdano)
12/05/2013 at 23:14 • Filed to: None

one like this, No hoonage for me :-(

DISCUSSION (8)

Leadbull > XJDano
12/05/2013 at 23:20

Nonsense!

PS9 > XJDano
12/05/2013 at 23:20

Nonsense! You can hoon anything if you try hard enough!

zadtheinhaler > PS9
12/05/2013 at 23:27

One furniture place I worked at had a Ford box van with a FlexFuel V10. that thing was a friggin' freight train. Tons o' grunt. A diesel V10 of the same geometry may well be classed as a prime mover for mining machinery. A seriously deadly lump of metal.

zadtheinhaler > Leadbull
12/05/2013 at 23:31

I've done that in a Chrysler 318-powered FL80 Freightliner. It would have been so much better with a small diesel and a stick, but not all of the mechanics could drive stick(!). It had to be very slippery to break the rear tires though - that 318 was far too small to permanently haul a full shop, not to mention the odd pick-up of a skid or two of batteries or bug-juice.

A LOT of fun in downtown Vancouver.

XJDano > Leadbull
12/05/2013 at 23:49

Do you know where Jennings is?
The hood!
This truck is already got equipment & waste, & about 70 gallons of water.

Work first, then get to the shop & pick up car with low tread tires. Then hoon

XJDano > PS9
12/05/2013 at 23:53

There will be effort. Get work done first, and head back, don't want to get stuck in the ghetto.

Forgetful > XJDano
12/05/2013 at 23:58

I once went oppo in a similar sized truck on a very icy road. I crested a small hill and she stepped out big time. I oppo'd and caught it like a boss... and then I pulled over and stared wide eyed in to the woods for a minute while I processed what had just happened.

Be careful out there. Even if you're not hooning.

quarterlifecrisis > XJDano
12/06/2013 at 09:03

I had the unfortunate pleasure of driving a truck identical to that from Illinois to North Carolina about 9 weeks ago. Biggest piece of shit I've ever driven. And I've driven some clapped out shit.