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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.

Good for you Rowdy!..and welcome back randyp.

thank you

I painted a '71 F100 in my driveway with a brush and red implement paint. Put 2 coats on it, it may not have looked great but it looked way better than it did at first.

No Jay, I couldn't find one. It may have been gone by the time I got there or came in after I left- I feel sure i'd have taken a picture if i'd seen it. I did have this picture from the 2010 show, but i'm not absolutely for sure positive without a doubt that it's the same truck. But I think it is.

back row, second from right, with the low underpass hat on.

That picture's no longer on the website, but I did learn that we have 12 van trailers. http://www.flmoore.com/index.html

yes, that's what I was doing, probably adding a gallon of water,oil,fuel, power steering fluid,or something.