KeltikSylk
07-12-2004, 11:30 AM
Don't have any pictures, but decades ago I drove a White 2000 and several thousand gallons of gasoline out of the Gulf depot at Girard Point. Four or five trips a day on a daily basis. It was all local runs (within 50 miles of Philadelphia) putting 60 feet of rig into spaces I wouldn't park my car...
I kept wondering how the guy with the convential Marmon (with double sleeper) made his deliveries to the same spots. Had to be at least 80 feet overall. On the upside it was a V-8 with full options, so it was more like driving a Cadillac then a truck. Even so, I still wouldn't want to have to scissor it into some of those tiny gas stations we served.
Lot of great stories from that part of my life.
Waking up before dawn for a 16 hour day finally got to me, so I went back to a nice office job. I do miss that little White. We even used it for grocery shopping (kid you not). She finally fell apart about a year after I left her. Cab came completely off the frame along I-95. Fortunately, the driver survived.
Frank Musick
Moving America into the 19th Century!
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I kept wondering how the guy with the convential Marmon (with double sleeper) made his deliveries to the same spots. Had to be at least 80 feet overall. On the upside it was a V-8 with full options, so it was more like driving a Cadillac then a truck. Even so, I still wouldn't want to have to scissor it into some of those tiny gas stations we served.
Lot of great stories from that part of my life.
Waking up before dawn for a 16 hour day finally got to me, so I went back to a nice office job. I do miss that little White. We even used it for grocery shopping (kid you not). She finally fell apart about a year after I left her. Cab came completely off the frame along I-95. Fortunately, the driver survived.
Frank Musick
Moving America into the 19th Century!
http://forums.flightsim.com/dcforum/User_files/3e159ecd600b805c.jpg
www.kelticsylk.com