Big horn from texas

[Bob&Patty]

Yesterday (8-23) I spotted a Big Horn on the I 15 heading south in Temecula Ca. I was heading the same direction...so I slowed down to see who it was. We ran side by side for several miles but I could not get there attention. I tried everything except throwing a brick through the windshield.

The Horn was headed up by a white 07 (?) classic Chevy CC LB with Big Horn graffics on the side. Now I know I have seen pix of this truck on the forum. SO...someone from Texas knows who this is. BTW, this couple looked kinda terrified driving in Ca. traffic.

Bob

 

[whp4262]

So was it the CA traffic that terrified them or the crazy guy running beside them trying to get their attention?

 

[TandT]

So was it the CA traffic that terrified them or the crazy guy running beside them trying to get their attention?

Knowing Bob, it was probably the latter. Trace

 

[ParkIt]

Knowing Bob, it was probably the latter. Trace

Especially if he had a brick in his hand....

 

[FLOYD PHILBROOK]

Trace Bob had his cannon pointed out the window

 

[Bob&Patty]

Very funny. Maybe Jim2 knows who it is. He knows everybody and everything.

 

[jimtoo]

Well,, if he had that terrified look on his face in traffic, you can bet he was not from San Antonio, Houston, Austin or Dallas area. The traffic in those towns are just as bad as California.

Jim M

 

[pegmikef]

Well,, if he had that terrified look on his face in traffic, you can bet he was not from San Antonio, Houston, Austin or Dallas area. The traffic in those towns are just as bad as California.

Jim M

Hehehe, yeah he's probably from around here out in West Texas where all you have to worry about are all the trucks hauling crude oil, sand, and water driven by drivers with two weeks experience. Even so, we still go out of our way to avoid the areas Jim is talking about.

 

[TandT]

Trace Bob had his cannon pointed out the window

Floyd, The poor folks didn't know it, but he just wanted to show it to them.

Trace

 

[jimtoo]

Hehehe, yeah he's probably from around here out in West Texas where all you have to worry about are all the trucks hauling crude oil, sand, and water driven by drivers with two weeks experience. Even so, we still go out of our way to avoid the areas Jim is talking about.

My mind went blank I guess.... We have the same problem around here... drivers of big trucks,, no experience,,some cannot even back up,,because they don't know how. Try to take curves way to fast, turn over.. spill crude.. working 12--16 hour days,,, some use 2 log books. Trucks are the reason we missed our whole summer travels and the Goshen Rally. I sold my motorcycle because I was afraid to ride any more.

 

[FLOYD PHILBROOK]

Trace Good thing it was not a dodge they were in.