My New Truck

Thought it was time to upload a picture of my new truck.

So far I have been stuck on running night time. Hopefully that will change soon. They are working on getting me back to home so I can pickup the rest of my gear.

Ernie

Looks big inside . . . you'll have to do a pictorial like Daniel did on the LW Prime Pinkmobile . . .

Stephen E. Birch

Looks big inside . . . you'll have to do a pictorial like Daniel did on the LW Prime Pinkmobile . . .

Stephen E. Birch

If you have been/seen the inside of a full sized Cascadia, then you have seen the inside of this truck minus the upper bunk. The cabinets behind the seats are a little shorter (due to mid roof) but everything else is the same.

Ernie

If you have been/seen the inside of a full sized Cascadia

Actually, nope, haven't been inside a truck since early 90's and they didn't have sleepers . . . I was kinda sorta teasing you about the pictorial, though . . .

Stephen E. Birch

Good luck Ernie! Hope they get you home soon.

Good luck Ernie! Hope they get you home soon.

Hopefully this week.

Ernie

If you have been/seen the inside of a full sized Cascadia

Actually, nope, haven't been inside a truck since early 90's and they didn't have sleepers . . . I was kinda sorta teasing you about the pictorial, though . . .

Stephen E. Birch

Don't know what trucks you saw during the 90's but the have had sleepers as early as the 50s.

Here is a video I made when I was a lease Op.

Full size Cascadia

You'll have to ignore the door open chime. Did not know how annoying it was till after I had already done the video.

Don't know what trucks you saw during the 90's but the have had sleepers as early as the 50s.

We had three Volvo Vacuum trucks (air movers, not liquid) that were ten wheelers and had no sleepers 'cause they were used mostly locally (San Leandro) around the bay area or if they went out of town they were on a jobsite for a week or more and the crew was put up in a local motel. Nice trucks and very versatile in terms of what you could do with them . . . we once combined 12 rigs (ours plus others from sister companies around the U.S.) to vacuum-tunnel a total of 3 miles of access under 20 some tilt wall buildings in Redwood City so plumbers could replace all of the plumbing that had failed . . . while they were occupied and without disturbing the occupants . . . at least not TOO much . . .

Stephen E. Birch