I've seen spinners before, but this is getting rediculous...

[Lawn Cher']

Do you still wear BC glasses? They are supposedly back in, like geek-chic.

 

[XTrmXJ]

I still have my BCG's from Basic training, you cant destroy those things

 

[Lawn Cher']

I still have my BCG's from Basic training, you cant destroy those things

TTIWWP

 

[XTrmXJ]

Sorry Birth Control Glasses

 

[xjcrawlr]

OMG.................. :roflmao:




Thanks....I almost forgot how bad those things were.

 

[Lawn Cher']

Sorry Birth Control Glasses

I know what it meant... we need pics! Make me laugh, boy.

 

[XTrmXJ]

I will have to get a pic

 

[Highlander]

JON!!


Don't forget about the curb feelers you were talking about too!!!!!

 

[Ludakris]

I went to a big truck show last year at the baltimore convention center, there was a peterbuilt that was lowered.. FREAKING LOWERED... way too much work for how it looked. the best look for an 18 wheeler is the Clown Face on the front end...

 

[Beej]

Re: I've seen spinners before, but this is getting ridiculous...

I have herd some wild storries about her

Dude, you're kinda hot... You look a little like a shaved Wookie... rowwr baby...

 

[red91]

Re: I've seen spinners before, but this is getting ridiculous...

One time at band camp...

We put spinners on the tuba while the oboist watched point...
They were like 24" of solid gold...

chicks that play tuba are HOT !

 

[IH8RDS]

Re: I've seen spinners before, but this is getting ridiculous...

chicks that play tuba are HOT !

Yea I know!!

 

[RocksorMud90XJ]

I also have seen this damn truck on 95N going to Baltimore. I couldn't believe it at first but sure enough...spinners.

I saw that Truck the otherday right after the toll @ the F.S.K. Tunnel I saw it and had to look twice to see if my eyes were playing tricks on me

 

[5-90]

Gawd - yer jokin, right?

I still say the best was a 40' flatbed that I saw in Fremont. He didn't have a load on at the time (equipment hauler,) so he had a yellow Tonka dump truck strapped down.

Now, this thing was strapped down like it was a full-size road grader - meaning a 4" wide binding strap to hold this little beggar down! I loved it - nice to see someone out there with a sense of humour and an understanding of proportion when applied to silliness...

So, picture if you will, a 40' flatbed equipment hauler (the one with the two solid rows of wheels at the back,) hauling a truck that you know weighs all of about three pounds....

Beats "spinnerz" any day...

5-90

 

[Moto]

I think they might just be simulators. I have never seen a real spinner on a semi, but have seen the 19.5 and the like, wheel simulator spinners like the ones here http://www.realwheels.com/spinners.html

 

[XTrmXJ]

Gawd - yer jokin, right?

I still say the best was a 40' flatbed that I saw in Fremont. He didn't have a load on at the time (equipment hauler,) so he had a yellow Tonka dump truck strapped down.

Now, this thing was strapped down like it was a full-size road grader - meaning a 4" wide binding strap to hold this little beggar down! I loved it - nice to see someone out there with a sense of humour and an understanding of proportion when applied to silliness...

So, picture if you will, a 40' flatbed equipment hauler (the one with the two solid rows of wheels at the back,) hauling a truck that you know weighs all of about three pounds....

Beats "spinnerz" any day...

5-90

Just saw one the other day carrying a Jeep power wheels on the back

 

[DrMoab]

Gawd - yer jokin, right?

I still say the best was a 40' flatbed that I saw in Fremont. He didn't have a load on at the time (equipment hauler,) so he had a yellow Tonka dump truck strapped down.

Now, this thing was strapped down like it was a full-size road grader - meaning a 4" wide binding strap to hold this little beggar down! I loved it - nice to see someone out there with a sense of humour and an understanding of proportion when applied to silliness...

So, picture if you will, a 40' flatbed equipment hauler (the one with the two solid rows of wheels at the back,) hauling a truck that you know weighs all of about three pounds....

Beats "spinnerz" any day...

5-90

I did this when I owned my own truck. I had a tonka dumptruck that I held down with a 4 inch strap.

There are actually a few flat bedders who do this.

When I was hauling cars there was a guy who worked with us who tied down a little barbie Corvette with zipties on the back....Funny as hell.

 

[Lawn Cher']

Gawd - yer jokin, right?

I still say the best was a 40' flatbed that I saw in Fremont. He didn't have a load on at the time (equipment hauler,) so he had a yellow Tonka dump truck strapped down.

Now, this thing was strapped down like it was a full-size road grader - meaning a 4" wide binding strap to hold this little beggar down! I loved it - nice to see someone out there with a sense of humour and an understanding of proportion when applied to silliness...

So, picture if you will, a 40' flatbed equipment hauler (the one with the two solid rows of wheels at the back,) hauling a truck that you know weighs all of about three pounds....

Beats "spinnerz" any day...

5-90

I've seen that before... always good for a laugh.

 

[Ludakris]

I think they might just be simulators. I have never seen a real spinner on a semi, but have seen the 19.5 and the like, wheel simulator spinners like the ones here http://www.realwheels.com/spinners.html

nope, they have actual spinners for them..

http://tmichromeshop.com/v-web/ecommerce/os/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/1412

 

[T.Hopp]

I saw the semi in the baltimore area also. I remember seeing (North American Van Lines ) on the side of the cab. It didn't follow the usual graphics of the moving company of the same name though. Those spinners were the real deal.