More like “homing from work”, right? 🤣

Got a crack outta me lad nice one 😂​@@matejkozakcz

Hahaaaaa. Good One!

They’re trucking because they love it brotha

This makes their jobs more enjoyable...

If you could afford 10 of these maybe not. It’s still a working man’s gig no matter how fancy your one truck is.

@@BrandonLeech for 500k I could think of something better to invest in that would bring you passive income for the rest of your life. You’re right, it’s a working man’s gig and I’ve been around long enough to know these things have gotten way out of hand. You work to pay that note.

​@TerraFirma-X for that price i should make 10$ pm 😂 what a fking joke . Who make those prices?

Saludos carnal.

Hold up.....his wife AND HER BOYFRIEND?!? WTF

@@user-nl8pb3hx5f That's the joke unknowingly do u not understand sarcasm???

Thats the trucking life baby 😅​@@user-nl8pb3hx5f

haha im sure it wasnt a joke

Wow, what a kind thing to say. Thank you

It’s a semi lol

It is a "tractor", it pulls a "semi" trailer.@@xaphan8581

Thank you for all you're Pryor service..

@@richardmorris7063 Have a Blessed day Sir... Thank you...

im thinking about trying it out, what would you say are the biggest drawbacks?

@@marcusaurelius1639 seems like the biggest drawback is not being able to spell.

@@swiftadventurer thats a drug problem not a trucker problem

Yeah it’s nice but there’s no way I could get into some of the places on my routes with that. I have the shortest sleeper you can get on 2023 cascadia and it’s still tight.

How about working for us at Canada , you name your price

These things are designed for line haul mainly. Drop and hook to a standard semi that’ll be able to take the load to final destination

But England is so tiny. Just drive home after work and sleep in your bed. Haha!

This isn't a RV, It is a Commercial Truck with a extended sleeper.

@@sfcjones2590 it’s called sarcasm

never have to come off the road...all the comforts of home and making money..yea..im into that no problem

Man it would be heaven to operate in a truck like that. But I'm not sure it's very practical. Some of the spots I have to back into are twisty and tight. Kraft Foods Atlanta is no joke. No room for error. That tractor with a trailer would not fit. Truckers don't like to lose load opportunities because they often need a particular load to get them to their next pickup. BUT, if you have a dedicated route. This would be fine. Cheers

The sleeper $160K now

Whole truck about $360-370k.

I still remember when I bought a Peterbilt jacket for $128,000 and they through in a new 379

@@fu2419 Seems cheap by today standards when Ford makes trucks north of 100k now.

Wonder if there's " wiggle room" w/ that price? Lol

probably the most expensive one you've ever seen too! Smdh

Not really. I drove a custom sleeper W9 for some time before retirement, but the boss was adamant about the black color. PITA to keep clean, plus I love blue.@@schoolboy6633

DEFINITELY

You'd have to

If I owned this,I would Just rent one out and attach a flatbed on it and just put my RV on the flatbed trailer,and now that's what ya call Double RV

🤣🤣 right!

I always wonder about that stuff You see a truck like this and the put an AMT in it and 500 why wouldn't you go with a 605

When You Full Up,You Get a Free Shower,So Why Buy This.???

​@@vangarcia419Because U can shower, eat, use restroom ANYTIME!!!!! Don't have 2 wait on showers or any of the other hassle @ a trk stop

I started driving trucks on international work in 1973 running weekly from Ireland to France /Italy /Switzerland and many more places, had to be a round trip a week to make serious money , that involved a 22hour ferry crossing from Ireland to France and the same on the return leg…I think I earned my stripes , I much prefer European trucks to American , ridiculously long wheelbases needing a football field to turn , in comparison the European tractors were far more advanced and far more powerful… I started driving a truck with a 13 speed road ranger box and had that truck for 4 years, then Volvo and then Scanias, there are no trucks like a Scania with the V8 engine, the last one I had was an S650 running at 44tons or 97,000 lbs …Fully automatic and for the last 12 years of my career I drove automatic transmissions, wild horses wouldn’t have got me back to manual transmissions , so old fashioned and out of their time, I could let that Scania come down the Mountain Mont Blanc crossing from Italy into France letting this truck run at 40 mph using the engine retarder and not touching my service brakes, sorry this driver is a modernists when it comes to serious truck driving…

My favorite color is Red also

it's a w900 most are manuals

Nah just a $2000 fuel bill instead.

You've been very lucky to get a truck for 16000. In US for $16,000 you can get "mechanical special" which most likely won't be good for a "good while" before you want to get rid of it.

@@InterUnetAutomotive I know what you mean. I did have to do a full suspension bushing replace and alignment and cab mounts. Other than that it was a very lucky find.

This woman sleeps in a regular ol' sleeper, but I'd be lying if I said I am not drooling over this truck!! I've only been trucking a little over a year but I daydream about hauling custom critical or the like so I can get myself in a "condo." The filth of truck stops gets pretty old after a while and the idea of my own little shower, it would make trucking MUCH lower stress for me!!😅But jeez, the turning radius and the fuel cost ... this baby is for a lifer who loves the road and must have some solid, dedicated business going. Sounds pretty cool to me!!

$370k.

It’s when you get to the delivery point that problems start😅