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Old 30-08-10, 03:19
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Default Tim's and carriers

They have a corporate rule that customers must be in motorized vehicles at the 'drive through' or no service. Some joker on a horse couldn't get his Double Double* and got annoyed. For whatever excuse/illogical conclusion/policy misinterpretation the manager wouldn't budge, and headquarters backed him. The rider ruined it for everyone, obviously except Right Hand Drive light tracked carriers. Could you twist in your seat enough to extract your wallet without skinning a knee?


*Canadian code for 2 milk and 2 sugars in their takeout coffee.
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Old 31-08-10, 01:18
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Thank you all that replied to my questions and to the warm welcomes I received as being a new member of the community. Thank you Phil, I like and use Motion and other similar venders on a regular basis as part of my job. I was hoping for someone to respond, O-Yea gust go to this website www.allyouranswershere.com but I guess the simple answer is that those old numbers just don’t cross over to current available parts. I am told by Big Mike, thanks for all the help so far, that I just need to be looking for parts for a Ford truck. I have to admit to not really being up on all the models Ford put out at that time period. In doing some searching I see part for a light truck. I am thinking that those are not what I am looking for. Should I be looking for part numbers with a description of commercial truck or just truck in them? I am starting to be able to tell what must be Carrier specific parts like I assume the two seals between the trans and diff that I used as my examples. Part numbers C01UC105387 and C011UC-105759, by the way I really do need these and am curious what people use.
Lastly it has been brought to my attention that by nick-naming my carrier “Frank the Tank” that some may have thought I was belittling those that fought and lost there lives while operating these unique and wonderful vehicles. Those that were offended I would like to whole heartily apologize and say that was in no way my intention. I have the most respect for those that served in that war and the other conflicts that followed. I am proud to count several that fit that description among my friends. I understand that the norm when choosing a name if any, is to choose a female name but I just thought the rhyme was catchy and I didn’t realize it might be taken as flippant or disrespectful. Once again thank you to this wonderful forum.
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Old 11-10-10, 19:40
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Steve

pls shoot me an Email, seem to have lost yours, I have something you may want.

I sent you an email but not sure if you got it a few weeks back.
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