I Specifically Don't Mean Cabover or Shorthorn by tallpindo
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There was a time when gas tractors tried to hold on as shorthorns with abbreviate hood length and most cab overs were diesel. The traditionalists began to assert themselves with flat nosed rigs even when sleepers and deflectors appeared to streamline the interface with the trailer. Now, dear hearts, swoon for this! Perhaps soon only school buses will be flat nosed even as city busses long ago went rear-engine and totally flat faced. Because this opinion applies to the view of people who do not drive, I have categorized this post as "objects" rather than transportation even though these opinions are from riders. Using terms like Class 8 or Over-the-road is TMI for the lovers of this genre.
Comments (5)
Great capture my friend !!!
COOL SHOT
either way, getting struck by either is not an option to live long
Not as timeless as a Peterbilt, but as Richard says, if you're hit by one, life expectancy is debatable!
Folks today at the exit from the housing are where the new traffic light finally allows an easy entrance to the main road and a lot of traffic is just for the drive inn window of the doughnut shop ... and the later parking lot of the Post Office had cars "lost" or were they trying to get into confrontations with WAYMO or Tesla driverless just to explore the way Navigation has migrated from beyond satellite queued. No need for a touch screen that doesn't seem to recognize me on my phone. This seems to be more friendly where we have known each other since 1965.