And they all look lame. Imagine making payments on one of those snoozebuggies.View attachment 84470
When carhaulers get bored, we color coordinate!
Hence the gray whale with a red belly and a chromed ass!
They must be or the Car Companies wouldn't be making em or shipping em.And they all look lame. Imagine making payments on one of those snoozebuggies.
People are NPCs and this proves it.They must be or the Car Companies wouldn't be making em or shipping em.
Then again they could've fallen behind on payments and they're Repos
Like back when Henry Ford was building model T's, He said the people can have any color they want as long as it is black.They just buy whatever ugly thing fits their budget. You get a choice of Gray, Black, White and Red and they all have gray interiors. I miss the days of ordering what I want, not what they want to give me.
Yeah but there wasn't much competition back then either.Like back when Henry Ford was building model T's, He said the people can have any color they want as long as it is black.
I imagine the sales on these cars that have been sitting will be amazing.Once they get this Semiconductor Shortage balanced out though I think your gonna see a massive crash in vehicle prices because all the carmakers are gonna ramp up production full blast thinking there is much more demand than actual reality.
There are very few new cars at most dealers. It's not unusual to go to a big dealer and find out they have less than 50 new units.Everyone is screaming about a car shortage. I go by dealers with lots full of cars and trucks. More cars than trucks. The local Ford dealer has only a few trucks on the lot. No one wants cars anymore.
The dealers around me are pretty large. Normally they'd be packed tight.Everyone is screaming about a car shortage. I go by dealers with lots full of cars and trucks. More cars than trucks. The local Ford dealer has only a few trucks on the lot. No one wants cars anymore.
Speaking of slippery. That's one thing I'll miss about my Buick. The fuel mileage.This is probably the slipperiest load I've ever hauled on a car hauler. About 77,000 lb, fuel mileage in the high sixes running 75 miles an hour. And as usual, almost perfectly balanced, 12. 5 32 & 32View attachment 84495
Those stupid "crossover" things are everywhere.Everyone is screaming about a car shortage. I go by dealers with lots full of cars and trucks. More cars than trucks. The local Ford dealer has only a few trucks on the lot. No one wants cars anymore.
They don't even all have AWD. That's the really sad part.Those stupid "crossover" things are everywhere.
I heard that if you put two of them together in a garage and close the doors for a few hours, when you open it back up you'll have six more.
They're just tall hatchback cars but with "all wheel drive" whatever that is.
Reverse psychology. It's working. It actually is liquor.View attachment 84518
I doubt this is liquor, most likely the merchandise wagon. Still, parked in Sturgis a month ahead of the rally.
How is visibility with the top front car so low, and past the windshield that far?This is probably the slipperiest load I've ever hauled on a car hauler. About 77,000 lb, fuel mileage in the high sixes running 75 miles an hour. And as usual, almost perfectly balanced, 12. 5 32 & 32View attachment 84495
Funnest one I’ve driven is a dry bulk for hauling fly ash.How is visibility with the top front car so low, and past the windshield that far?
Add car carrier to the long list of trucks I've never driven.
For more than 30 years of trucking, I shock myself somedays with how many types i haven't driven .
It's not as bad as it looks. The bottom of the frame is just above my normal line of sight, so it's really only an issue on backroads that have the short steep up and downs.How is visibility with the top front car so low, and past the windshield that far?
Add car carrier to the long list of trucks I've never driven.
For more than 30 years of trucking, I shock myself somedays with how many types i haven't driven .