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Motor head truckers who enjoy car and bike shows, and build cars as a hobby. "Take It easy, take it easy. Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy". The Eagles
Location: On The Road
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Latest Activity: Jun 16, 2011
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Comment by robert francois preston on June 10, 2011 at 5:55am
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june 10 im home for weekend going to take hotrod out and blow out some carbon thats if she isnt mad at me for leaving her locked up
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company truck been down for a week .finnally got rental car to come home for carclub meeting going back mon at midnite.hopefully find out how much longer i will be down.need to get a loaner if down much longer
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Comment by Leroy on April 10, 2011 at 10:59am
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Robert, sounds like a rough day! Was all this today? Are you okay?
Steve, I have a layover tonight in Macon and due in Memphis later tomorrow. Weather looks like it should be okay. I haven't been on the west coast in a few years. Are you an independent?
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was until some idiot decided she didnt like my tractor took out fuel tank,apu ,two tires and knocked rearend back 1.in hope it was just shear pin
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Lawrenceville at the Sonic tonight?
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