Heres my truck! 2019 freightliner cascadia 269k miles!
I still can't make out your truck.
Visualize Cypress!
Just having fun.
Sorry it took so long! I was having trouble uploading photos!!
Pretty sweet looking truck.
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Daniel ~!!! I'm so glad you stopped back!
Thanks for the updates, and SHEESH, how'd you all fare during the hurricane???!/!?? My family fared well, but for a few went 4 days without power; and I know that's less than some! So... it's now 7 days since your week long eval; how'd you do ?????
Have you managed in any securement training and whatnot? Andy... wow, I may have spoken to him on the phone, you should ask him!! Like I said, mostly Pete and Clay were my contacts down yonder.
Sure hoping this finds you with a smile, and in your own tractor, good sir! I'll await ~!
~ Anne ~
Hey Anne!, sorry it's taking so long to get back to you, I've been so busy lately trying to be a trucker and be with my family and it's hard!.
We did really good because the hurricane didn't even reach us in Lake city, but it did hit a few of our friends pretty bad and its/was really hard on them but as the time goes by there's nothing you can't build back with time. (and money 😉).
So they gave me my truck and after the 7 weeks / on that Friday I got my first load to a home depot in Lake Mary FL Friday night and delivered it!. It went very well, and it's nice having my own truck. No more securement training just sent me out. So my first week was good but hard, honestly . Not much time to rest just constantly working, trip planning load securement on my loads and I'm new so it takes long to do everything.. I'll have to ask Andy, maybe.
Yeah! glad you find this thread readable! I appreciate the motivation!