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G-Town's Comment
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PackRat... that was a layup. Still younger than you... well at least 95% of you. rofl-1.gif

The pic is about 8 years old. Fast forward ...not much difference; more grey and more lines... etc.

PackRat's Comment
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My latest selfie from two weeks ago!

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G-Town's Comment
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Is that... no wait, don’t tell me.., I know I’ve seen one before...

A GEAR SHIFT?

PackRat's Comment
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Is that... no wait, don’t tell me.., I know I’ve seen one before...

A GEAR SHIFT?

Yes, a shifter, but only one.

Incidentally, my future next company actually has the option of auto or manual for the company trucks. I've been in a debate with myself for the past month over which one do I want. The question still remains...

ID Mtn Gal's Comment
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Incidentally, my future next company actually has the option of auto or manual for the company trucks. I've been in a debate with myself for the past month over which one do I want. The question still remains...

It wouldn't be a debate in my brainpan... I do too much winter driving in snow country and much prefer a manual during those times.

Laura

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
G-Town's Comment
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Yes, a shifter, but only one.

I’m old enough to understand this reply.

That’s actually a tough decision; manual or autoshift. The integration of adaptive cruise control with autoshift probably tips the scale for me.

Looking forward to hearing more about this.

ID Mtn Gal's Comment
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I’m old enough to understand this reply.

Have a friend with one of those and I drove it for a bit.....FUN!!

Laura

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
G-Town's Comment
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Laura replied:

Have a friend with one of those and I drove it for a bit.....FUN!!

I’ve driven two trucks with a duplex, a B-61 and an IH 220, both dump trucks. Way easier when empty. Loaded... a whole “nother kettle of fish”.

KW offered twin sticks as an option on the W900 up until they stopped producing them. Imagine running that under a load through the Rockies...

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
GrayBeardinPA's Comment
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G-town BTW the AutoCar I texted you about and saw was a DC9964. I was driving, I couldn't get a photo. Though, here's a pic of another Autocar with similar grill.

GrayBeardinPA's Comment
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forgot pic..... 0199313001641508516.jpg

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