[roady91]

Originally Posted by matcat

Once had a load going to Pueblo, CO, was labeled as air conditioner parts on the bills. Got to the destination, which was a military base, of which no one informed me I was going to a military base. Get inside they direct me to the warehouse. Stop, MP breaks the seals, I open the doors, look in, and much to my surprise I didn't know air conditioner parts where shaped like missile war heads, that clearly where labeled: US Military. Sat in the waiting area in the warehouse, which happened to have nothing but war heads. I said to the MP, "Interesting looking air conditioner parts" and he just ignored me. And this is a true story.

Oh ****! I can imagine you didn't expect that! Why don't I ever haul anything cool or unusual? :angryblue:

[Jumbo]

Originally Posted by ct77

I didnt haul this but i took a picture of this movie star on a truck, brownie points for who can tell me what movie

That looks like one of our trailers. I am gonna guess Tank Girl or Bridges of Madison County.

[slowmover]

Had a few weird ones on the skateboard. Favorite, though, was a load of horse manure from a stud farm in Kentucky. Those Thoroughbreds had only the best diet I was told, so this load of horse cr#p was valuable to the customer in Michigan. No tarp, "product" had been baled in a fashion.

Best part was that it stunk. Grreeeen. Summer. Humid, but not hot. Mild breeze. Made it a point to park upwind at the truck stop that night, right between two reefers . . . and in listening to the CB finally felt I had some payback for all the nights I tried to sleep with windows open and a reefer would pull in right next to me just to wake me up.

Delivered next morning to a mushroom farm.

[matcat]

Originally Posted by slowmover

Had a few weird ones on the skateboard. Favorite, though, was a load of horse manure from a stud farm in Kentucky. Those Thoroughbreds had only the best diet I was told, so this load of horse cr#p was valuable to the customer in Michigan. No tarp, "product" had been baled in a fashion.

Best part was that it stunk. Grreeeen. Summer. Humid, but not hot. Mild breeze. Made it a point to park upwind at the truck stop that night, right between two reefers . . . and in listening to the CB finally felt I had some payback for all the nights I tried to sleep with windows open and a reefer would pull in right next to me just to wake me up.

Delivered next morning to a mushroom farm.

Pure evil!

The humm of a motor actually helps me sleep, I usually have trouble falling asleep if my motor isn't running, but then again I was always the type too to put on a fan on just for the sound to sleep to.

[toycarparkinglot]

I've hauled a few like that.....lol

[toycarparkinglot]

Originally Posted by Oakdancer

Never had any load I considered truly weird, although my teenaged daughter seemed to find it hilarious to know her ol' dad was dragging around 35,000 lbs of tampons one night.

Kids.. go figure!

Stole my thunder there.....I had a full load of "manhole covers" errrr tampons...dragged it all the way from Shreveport to Montreal, Quebec.

[matcat]

I just delivered a load of french fries, does that count?

[Tonup]

Originally Posted by ct77

I didnt haul this but i took a picture of this movie star on a truck, brownie points for who can tell me what movie

Know this is a old thread, but the tank was used in the movie "Kelly's Heros".

[lucky2]

Well we just hauled 3000 lbs. of empty plastic bottles from north carolina to mississippi in a 53 ft. van. And they wanted them on a rush .

[VPIDarkAngel]

Originally Posted by lucky2

Well we just hauled 3000 lbs. of empty plastic bottles from north carolina to mississippi in a 53 ft. van. And they wanted them on a rush .

Coke bottles, or Pepsi bottles?