Idaho truck

[Jim Fulmer]

Talked to my Mom today and said she saw a CTD in Hermiston, Oregon the other day and the guy had some sort of a camper on it and a sign that said 1 million+ miles and going strong. If TDR hasn't done a write-up on this truck they need to. Again it had Idaho plates and was pulling a flatbed.



Jim

 

[Okie-Go]

Sounds like a good story to me. If the trailer had been enclosed I would say they use it to possibly haul potatoes.

 

[Ramboy]

Hard to say what those folks in Idaho are growing and hauling.

 

[Alaskaskiff]

Just because he had a loaded gun rack doesn't mean he was from Idaho. Coulda been Montana, Oregon, Wyoming, Alaska, or (no one intentionally left out)

 

[Alaskaskiff]

BTW originally from Sandpoint, Idaho.

 

[Power Wagon]

A lot of RV haulers... the guys who deliver RV's from manufacturers to dealers... Are licensed in Idaho, even though they may rarely visit the state. Not sure why, some sort of tax or licensing advantage to doing so. A couple of the bigger transport companies are based out of Idaho, as well. The truck may not be from Idaho at all, in reality, just have commercial Idaho truck plates.



It would not surprise me, as some of these trucks are driven by man/wife teams and put 100 to 150 thousand miles a year on the odometer - just like the big rigs do.