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I've been driving my 21' rig all over the country, not a scratch on her. Drove it through all kinds of terrains, including city. Once you get the hang of how much space you take up, it's easy.
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@HumanEarth it blows my mind when people act like they don't see me lol I'm a bright red high top.
I miss the old stuff too.
But carting a little kid around these days is a high speed nightmare. Once he's on his own I'll go old school again. It's much easier to maintain and that's the stuff my dad taught me to work on.
I hate automatic windows though lol
I miss the old stuff too.
But carting a little kid around these days is a high speed nightmare. Once he's on his own I'll go old school again. It's much easier to maintain and that's the stuff my dad taught me to work on.
I hate automatic windows though lol
HumanEarth · F
@SW-User power windows always break in the down position
But I do love power mirrors though, specially when your by yourself in a big truck or school bus
But I do love power mirrors though, specially when your by yourself in a big truck or school bus
HumanEarth · F
Thats a modern thing I'll keep is power mirrors
robingoodfellow · M
I don't use the back up camera to back up the vehicle, I use it to check if anyone is walking behind me. In that regard it's a very useful tool when driving a large vehicle without back windows.
robingoodfellow · M
@HumanEarth I don't care for all the new technology on cars, but I do like the camera as a safety feature.
One of my first jobs back in the 80s was driving a box truck for a small chain of toy stores. One store had the receiving door right next to a back entrance that had people going in and out all the time. Sometimes kids would dash out the door then stand where I was backing and wait for mom to catch up. It was really a bad set up. I usually had to have someone come out to watch for me. A camera back then would have been great.
One of my first jobs back in the 80s was driving a box truck for a small chain of toy stores. One store had the receiving door right next to a back entrance that had people going in and out all the time. Sometimes kids would dash out the door then stand where I was backing and wait for mom to catch up. It was really a bad set up. I usually had to have someone come out to watch for me. A camera back then would have been great.
HumanEarth · F
@robingoodfellow I did the same thing, I drove Box Trucks to Dump Truck to old Converter School Buses.
I just see people relaying on the computerize vehicles and no can no longer drive anymore
I just see people relaying on the computerize vehicles and no can no longer drive anymore
robingoodfellow · M
@HumanEarth lot of truth to that.

SW-User
I owned a white 86 ford cargo one ton no windows and know without a doubt there's no way.
HumanEarth · F
@SW-User I have done it. If that van be sitting in my yard dead.
I would show you it can be done
I would show you it can be done

SW-User
Yes I know. Without vehicles around I could've did a half assed job but I avoided backing that thing up when i could. A buddy used to help me as navigator we would laugh about how difficult it was(for me anyway)
HumanEarth · F
@SW-User Granted without a trailer would make it a lot easier. But by itself.
It would be like parking a limousine
It would be like parking a limousine
Monalisaa1986 · 36-40, F
I would be to afraid I would not be able to do it