Superliner RW700 Steering axle

[mrsmackpaul]

Pooch for every occasion there

 

Paul

[Mark T]

Can't help but wonder who's in the pictures.

[Brocky]

2 hours ago, Mark T said:

Can't help but wonder who's in the pictures.

Maybe Dean can take a picture of the picture in the top left corner and give us some information???

[1961H67]

Fortunately My Mom & Dad took a lot of pictures as I was growing up, and it seems like I inherited that same trait,, if I take a picture of a truck or vehicle I try to put someone in the picture like they did,, it means so much more years later. ,, Top left is My Dad and Me in front of a old Plymouth he had in the mid 60s , notice trucking hat & cast on his arm, he broke his wrist helping my Grandfather put a clutch in a car ,, he did some trimming on it because he never missed a day of work,, he still drove a B Model and shifted a duplex with it . The color picture to the right is him and the B Model,, I had it colorized and blown up, the other with 3 black and white small pictures are Dad and Me, old Hennis Freight pictures from the early 60s . The other color picture is Dad and Kyle at the National Truck Show in Greensboro in 1999 in front of a ( unknown owner) LJ . Thanks for the interest,, I have blown up so many and framed them I ran out of room to hang them. 

[mowerman]

Excellent thanks for that dean. I had a 48 Plymouth in the 70s that looked around the same as that one.

[mowerman]

Also same thing with my pop I have never seen him call off bob

[Mark T]

Thanks. Felt a little nosey ask'n, but I figured you were in there as a kid. Good stuff 

[1961H67]

I’m glad you did,, Good memories!

[mrsmackpaul]

A very different attitude today as far as taking time off when crook or with a busted bone 

Everyone wants to push it to the limit with the amount of time off, very different than how I grew up, having a sicky was and still is frowned upon in my family, in the older parts if my family anyway 

Younger people "pull a sicky" as they say for any B.S. reason 

Only sick days I have had was when I broke my back and wrist 

Back working full time in 4 weeks 

So lucky to have all this history 

 

Paul

 

[1961H67]

Yes ,, I don’t believe I ever remember getting ready for school and my Dad  was there, he always went to work. I worked for Ryder Transportation for 32 years, for the first 10 years I never missed a day. Then only a day or so a year if I was really sick with the flu or something. Now the young generation will call off if their dog is sick. The workforce of the United States is very soft , But that’s what you get when you pay people to stay home!