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Name: Mel & Rosemary Pechart Kids or Grandkids: Kids - William & Debra, Grandkids - Jasmine & KJ Home State: AZ Who do you drive for? Reliable Carriers Team or solo operation? Team How many miles do you drive a year? 210,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 3 Weeks How long have you been driving? 20 Years How long have you been an Owner Operator? Company Drivers Brand and year of truck you own: 2006 Kenworth T600 What is the size and model of your sleeper? 97 Inch Legacy III Custom
What is the best thing you like about ARI? Toilet & Shower
How has your sleeper changed life on the road? We always have a clean toilet, big bed, and cold tea Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? It would be hard to go back to a small cab with no toilet or kitchen sink that you can wash your hands and brush your teeth in. What is the most asked question you get about your sleeper? How much room is inside and how organized you can keep your clothes and food. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? Only in NY. In your opinion has owning an sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? We don't stay in motels, except when we want to, and when we are on movie sets where their are no motels its very nice having an ARI sleeper. When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Hug all the kids What are your hobbies? Harley's & Swimming If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? Log books & hours for teams. |
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Featured Month: June 2010 |
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Name: Harold & Terry Pygott Kids or Grandkids: 1 Son Home State: IL Who do you drive for? Aviation Express Team or solo operation? Team How many miles do you drive a year? 170,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 2 or 3 Months How long have you been driving? 26 Years How long have you been an Owner Operator? 15 Years Brand and year of truck you own: 2010 Kenworth W900 What is the size and model of your sleeper? 132 Legacy II Custom
What is the best thing you like about ARI? Shower
How has your sleeper changed life on the road? Save time and money! Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? No What is the most asked question you get about your sleeper? What did it cost? Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? Very little In your opinion has owning an sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Make sure our boat is ok. What are your hobbies? Fishing If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? Better rates |
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Featured Month: May 2010 |
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Name: Bruce & Lois Carlson Kids or Grandkids: 5 Home State: FL Who do you drive for? Bennett Motor Express Team or solo operation? Team How many miles do you drive a year? 180,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 6 to 8 Weeks How long have you been driving? 11 Years How long have you been an Owner Operator? 9 Years Brand and year of truck you own: 2008 Kenworth W900 What is the size and model of your sleeper? 132 Legacy II Custom
What is the best thing you like about ARI? Extra Space, Bathroom, Cooking, Rear Door How has your sleeper changed life on the road? Easier
Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? No! What is the most asked question you get about your sleeper? Does it have a bathroom? Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? A little, but you learn to adapt. In your opinion has owning an sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Lois - Empty out the truck & grab a beer! Bruce - Get away from the truck! What are your hobbies? Fishing, reading, models If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? The regulations that are imposed on truckers only. If they were emposed nationwide it would be ok. |
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Featured Month: April 2010 |
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Name: Richard Harju Kids or Grandkids: 2 Daughters Home State: WI Team or solo operation? Solo How many miles do you drive a year? 50,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 4 Weeks How long have you been driving? 25 years How long have you been an Owner Operator? 22 years Brand and year of truck you own: 2001 Kenworth T600 What is the size and model of your sleeper? 184" ICT
What is the best thing you like about ARI? I love the ARI service department and will never go back to ICT again.
How has your sleeper changed life on the road? Made mornings peaceful!
Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? Never What is the most asked question you get about your sleeper? Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? Not at all. In your opinion has owning an sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Ride my Harley's What are your hobbies? Harley's and building them. If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? The rates for hauling. |
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Featured Month: March 2010 |
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Name: Mike & Mary Cummings Kids or Grandkids: None Home State: PA Team or solo operation? Team How many miles do you drive a year? 175,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 3 months How long have you been driving? 17 years How long have you been an Owner Operator? 16 years Brand and year of truck you own: 2010 Kenworth T660 What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper? 120” RB Legacy II
What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper? Shower
How has your ARI sleeper changed life on the road? No more truck stops!
Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? No! What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper? Does it have a shower? Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? In some cases yes. In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Snowmobiling What are your hobbies? Snowmobiling & Fishing If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? Better freight rates & lack of respect for drivers |
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Featured Month: February 2010 |
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| Ed Godfrey & Salena Lettera | ||||||
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Name: Ed Godfrey & Salena Lettera Kids or Grandkids: None Home State: Arizona Team or solo operation? Team How many miles do you drive a year? 150,000
How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? Two months How long have you been driving? Ed has been driving for 14 years and I’ve been driving for 4. How long have you been an Owner Operator? Ed, 8 years and Salena, 4 years Brand and year of truck you own: 2007 Freightliner Coronado What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper? 132” RDFS Legacy II
What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper? Ed likes the shower and I like the kitchen and pantry. In addition to the amenities the sleeper itself offers, we love the service we get from ARI. It’s nice to go in for a repair and be personally acknowledged by everyone, and on top of that, get superior service.
How has your ARI sleeper changed life on the road?
Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? Never! But we have considered going bigger! What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper? How big is that thing? What do you have in there? How much does it cost? How much does it weigh? Do you like it? I love answering all of these questions and often invite other drivers in to take a look. I remember how much I always wanted to see the inside prior to buying our sleeper, so I’m always up for giving someone else the grand tour! Ed said everyone wants to know if the sleeper has a queen bed. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? No, we really haven’t come across any places we can’t get into because of the wheelbase. In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Absolutely! In the first month alone, we saved over $2,000 dollars. At 11 months of ownership, the money we saved on hotels and dining out came to over $17,600.00! When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Ed likes to go through the mail and relax in the recliner and I like to go out to dinner to catch up with my friends and then hang out at home with my family. What are your hobbies? Ed likes video games, windsurfing, movies and reading about advances in technology and gadgets. I like reading, photography, watching movies and writing my daily blog, which you can find at www.salenalettera.com If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be? Ed would like to see more extensive driver training from the trucking schools, which would result in safer, more competent drivers being on the road. I would like to change the perception of the truck driver. I want people to know that we are trained professionals, take our jobs seriously and that we deserve to be compensated better for our knowledge and skills. |
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| Gerald and Karen Cordova | ||||||
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· Name: Gerald and Karen Cordova · Kids or grandkids: Mike, Josh and Debbie/ Grandkids Jordan and Lexi · Home State: New Mexico · Who do you drive for? Southern Pride · Team or solo operation? Team · How many miles do you drive a year? 130,000 · How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 90 Days · How long have you been driving? 20 years · How long have you been an Owner Operator? 20 years · Brand and year of truck do you own? 2007 Peterbilt 379 · What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper? ARI 150” Legacy Custom · What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper? All around comfort and convenience · How as your ARI sleeper changed life on the road? It has allowed us room to breath the comfort has improved our lives · Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? Never · What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper? How much did it cost · Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? No · In your opinion has owning a ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes · What are your hobbies? Golf, Reading · If you could change one thing in the trucking industry what would it be? For everyone to have common courtesy
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Featured Month: NOVEMBER 2008 |
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| HOYT AND MARY MAISACK | ||||||
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1. Name; Hoyt and Mary Maisack 2. Kids or grandkids? No, Just Dogs. 3. Home State? Colorado. 4. Who do you drive for? Landstar Ranger. 5. Team or solo operation? Team. 6. How many miles do you drive a year? 180,000. 7. How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time? 3 to 6 weeks. 8. How long have you been driving? Mary - 21 years, Hoyt -19 years. 9. How long have you been an Owner Operator? 10 years 10. Brand and year of truck do you own? 2006 Freightliner Classic. 11. What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper? 132 Inch Legacy II Custom Sleeper. 12. What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper? Room and Creature Comforts. 13. How as your ARI sleeper changed life on the road? Many More Creature Comforts, Have Been Eating Healthier and No Shower Lines. 14. Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper? Not by Our Own Choosing. 15. What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper? How Big Of A Pay Load Can You Haul? 16. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck? None. We Can Get This Truck In Anywhere We Could Get Our 84” Freightliner Classic. 17. In your opinion has owning a ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses? Yes. In The Big Picture For Sure. Our Truck Is As Comfortable As Any Inexpensive Room For The Night And We Cook Most Of Our Own Food. 18. When you are home what is the first thing you like to do? Relax Or Go On Vacation. 19. What are your hobbies? Traveling, Sewing, Scrapbooking And Riding Motorcycles. 20. If you could change one thing in the trucking? Clean Up The Truck Drivers Image. |
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Featured Month: October 2008 |
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Featured Month: September 2008 |
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| Charles & Bettye Waddell | ||||||
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1.Name: Charles and Bettye Waddell 2.Kids or Grandkids: Two Daughters 3. 4.Who do you drive for: Leased To Mercer Transportation, 5.Team or solo operation: Working Team Solo Driver 6.How many miles do you drive a year: 90,000 7.How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: 3 weeks at most 8.How long have you been driving: 29 Years 9.How long have you been an Owner Operator: 14 Years 10.Brand and year of truck do you own: 1995 Peterbilt 11.What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: 120” Legacy II Custom 12.What is the best thing you like about your ARI Sleeper: The comfort of being able to take a shower at your convenience. 13.How has your ARI Sleeper changed life on the road: Able to relax after a long day of driving. 14.Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: NO! Not after enjoying the comfort of this sleeper. 15.What is the most asked question you get about you ARI Sleeper: How much does it cost and how much did it add to the weight of the truck. 16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: No once you realize what it takes to turn you just do it. 17.In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Yes, because we are able to eat most meals from the truck therefore not paying high prices in truckstops. 18.When you are home, what is the first thing you like to do: Pet the dog. 19.What are your hobbies: Camping 20.If you could change one thing in the trucking industry what would it be: Drivers starting out need better training and more road time. |
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Featured Month: August 2008 |
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| J.S. "Jim" Randels | ||||||
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1.Name: J.S. “Jim” Randels 2.Kids or Grandkids: None 3. 4.Who do you drive for: Imperial 5.Team or solo operation: Solo 6.How many miles do you drive a year: 70,000 to 100,000 7.How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: 1 week to 16 weeks 8.How long have you been driving: 38 Years 9.How long have you been an Owner Operator: 38 Years 10.Brand and year of truck do you own: 2005 Freightliner Columbia x-cab 11.What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: 120” Legacy Custom
12.What is the best thing you like about your ARI Sleeper: The ARI staff. 13.How has your ARI Sleeper changed life on the road: Since I have not liked hanging out in truckstops for 38 years and this is my 5th custom sleeper, I could not be on the road without the toilet and shower. 14.Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: N/A 15.What is the most asked question you get about you ARI Sleeper: How big is it, and what do you have in there. Can I go inside?
16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: No.
17.In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Yes. 18.When you are home, what is the first thing you like to do: Spend time with family. 19.What are your hobbies: Boating/Scuba/Horses 20.If you could change one thing in the trucking industry what would it be: Remove all the people who do not like the life. |
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Featured Month: July 2008 |
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| Clarence E. Campbell | ||||||
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1.Name: Clarence E. Campbell 2.Kids or Grandkids: None 3. 4.Who do you drive for: Select Van & Storage Co. (Mayflower) 5.Team or Solo Operation: Solo 6.How many miles do you drive a year: 70,000 7.How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: Approx 4-6 weeks 8.How long have you been driving: 32 Years 9.How long have you been an Owner Operator: Since 1986 10.Brand and Year of Truck you drive: 05 Pete 379 11.What is the Size and Model of your ARI Sleeper: 130” Legacy 12.What is the best thing you like about your ARI Sleeper: Comforts of Home 13.How has your ARI Sleeper changed life on the road: Comfort 14.Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: No 15.What is the most asked question you get about your ARI Sleeper: Do you have trouble getting around. 16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: No 17.In your opinion has owning an ARI Sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Yes 18.When you are home what is the first thing you like to do: Ride Harley 19.What are your Hobbies: Motorcycling and Fishing 20.If you could change one thing in the Trucking Industry what would it be: Increase Rates |
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1.Name: Ron Elledge 2.Kids or Grandkids: 1 Kid, 11 Year Old Brenon 3. 4.Who do you drive for: Carlyle Van Lines 5.Team or Solo Operation: Solo 6.How many miles do you drive a year: 70,000 7.How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: Live in Truck, 300 plus days. 8.How long have you been driving: 29 years 9.How long have you been an owner operator: 20 years 10.Brand and year of truck do you own: 94 W 900 Kenworth 11.What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: 120”
12.What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper: The best thing is how I have been treated by everyone. Everything I’ve ever asked for and more has been 1st class all the way. I can’t say enough about the people from John Miller who I met first to the guys in service. They have been the best. I would like to take the credit but they are the one’s who have made my dreams come alive. I have many ideas, but they make them all come true. I have never been disappointed in their quality of work, it can’t be beat anywhere.13.How has your ARI sleeper changed life on the road: My sleeper took life on the road to a different level. I started out years ago in an E-model Mack with a 24 Inch bunk. What a change. The larger sleeper, with all the conveniences has taken a lot of stress off me. 14.Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: NO NO NO, I would get out of trucking first. 15.What is the most asked question you get about your ARI Sleeper: Who made it, How much it weighs, and how much does it cost. 16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: I First did, like everyone it takes time to adjust, I move household goods and have to get in tight spots like apartments, or residential areas where streets are not made for any size truck. 17.In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: It has. I eat in my sleeper half the time and I can relax. I love being self contained with all my needs. I don’t have to park at truck stops if I don’t want to. 18.When you are home what is the first thing you like to do: I’m at home all the time since I live in my sleeper. It’s great, plus I’m proud of it in many ways. 19.What are your hobbies: My hobbies, First chasing girls, Riding my motorcycle, and working on my truck. 20.If you could change one thing in the trucking industry what would it be: To be respected for what I do for a living. I have made a good living out of it, but at the same time I have sacrificed my time with my son that I miss so much. PS: Thanks so much to all at ARI. |
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1.Name: Larry & Sarah Hendrix 16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: Not at all. |
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Featured Month: April 2008 |
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1. Name: James and Leann Sprague 2. Kids or Grandkids: 2 daughters, 1 grandson; 1 lives in Snoqualmie,Wa., 1 lives in Gig Harbor, Wa. 3. Home State: We live in Joplin,Mo. 4. Who do you drive for: We are owner/operators leased to R & R Trucking, Duenweg,Mo. 5. Team or solo operation: Team operation. 6. How many miles do you drive a year: We run approximately 200K miles per year. 7. How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: We stay out 2 to 3 weeks. 8. How long have you been driving: Jim has been driving for 40 years. Leann has been driving 13 years. 9. How long have you been an Owner Operator: We have always been owner/operators. We owned a small trucking company in northern 10. Brand and year of truck do you own: We have a 2008 Kenworth T660. 11. What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: We have a 144" Legacy II. 12. What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper: This is a tough one! The sleeper is so wonderful it is difficult to pick just one thing. After much discussion we picked the bathroom! 13. How as your ARI sleeper changed life on the road: We are able to keep moving. No more bad truck stop food. No more shower lines. No more bad motel beds or expense when laid over. We have more room for our family, Mckenzie and Madison (our 2 corgis). 14. Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: We had no trouble with this one. Absolutely not! 15. What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper: - There are 2 questions that stand out. How big and how much? The third most asked question is how heavy? 16. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: Our length has had a minimal impact on our ability to get the job done. I just means paying a little more attention and taking it a little slow when the situation dictates. Obviously, we are unable to go into Canada. 17. In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Food and motel expenses are reduced. 18. When you are home what is the first thing you like to do : Jim, Take the bike (Harley) out for a ride or work on my project car. In the summer I hit the pool before anything. Leann, Check on my kitty and then hit the pool.This question is another tough one because our home time has been very busy for the past few years with a major renovation of our home, so we usually hit the door running to get different phases done. As we get closer to completion I look forward to spending more time with hobbies I have abandoned like working in my garden and refinishing old furniture, and getting together with friends and family. 19. What are your hobbies: Our hobbies include classic cars, motorcycles, gardening, cooking/entertaining, and furniture refinishing. |
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1. Name: John and Carla Berry 2. Kids or grandkids: 4 kids and 5 grandkids 3. 4. Who do you drive for: Aviation Express 5. Team or solo operation: Team 6. How many miles do you drive a year: About 175,000 7. How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: About 3 months 8. How long have you been driving: 32 years for John and 12 years for Carla 9. How long have you been an Owner Operator: 15 years 10. Brand and year of truck do you own: 2007 conventional Peterbilt 11. What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: Legacy 144 Inch 12. What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper: John: Absolutely everything Carla: the desk; it makes work easier. 13. How as your ARI sleeper changed life on the road: More independent, healthier, and the ability to generate more income. 14. Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: NO WAY! 15. What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper: What is inside? 16. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: None at all. 17.ln your opinion has owning a ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Yes, considerably - even after the additional cost of the sleeper. 18. When you are home, what is the first thing you like to do: Just relax and regroup the 1st day. 19. What are your hobbies: Horseback riding and Gardening. 20. If you could change one thing in the trucking industry, what would it be: Hours of service. We have had 4 custom sleepers - the last 3 being ARI. We usually custom order but this last time, with ARI's new program at having truck and bunk road ready at the dealers, provided more than we would have ordered and at a better value. Our word about their service is, it is second to none. They get you in and out in a timely manner and are really good at what they do ---- the first time. Also the designers are constantly improving their bunks by listening to the drivers wants and needs. In a nutshell --- we love our ARI sleeper! It is our home away from home. John and Carla Berry
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1. Name: Garrett & Jan Erwin 2. Kids or Grandkids: 2 Kids, 4 Grandkids 3. Home State: Alabama 4. Who do you drive for: Landstar A&E 5. Team or Solo operation: Team 6. How many miles do you drive a year: 95 - 100 K 7. How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: 2-3 Weeks 8. How long have you been driving: Since March 1974 9. How long have you been an Owner Operator: March 1990 10. Brand ond year of truck do you own: 2007 Peterbilt 379 11. What is the size and model of your ARI Sleeper: 132 RDFS 12. What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper: Shower/Toilet, Freezer, Everything! 13. How has your ARI sleeper changed life on the road: Everything is a lot easier. Makes you realize that you should have doen this sooner. 14. Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: NO 15. What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper: What\'s in it? How much does it cost? 16. Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: No, you just plan for it. I\'ve never gotten anywhere that I couldn\'t get around. 17. In your opinion has owning an ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Yes. 18. When you are home what is the first thing you like to do: Make sure Truck is ready. 19. What are your hobbies: Fishing, Nascar 20. If you could chang one thing in the trucking industry what would it be: Be able to trace the money in between the shipper and the Truck. |
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1.Name: John and Linda Stahr 2.Kids or grandkids: 3 daughters 6 grandkids 3.Home State: California 4.Who do you drive for: Uvl McCollisters 5.Team or solo operation: Team 6.How many miles do you drive a year: 120,000 7.How long do you usually stay out on the road at a time: 2 to 3 weeks 8.How long have you been driving: 33 yrs 9.How long have you been an Owner Operator: 27 yrs 10.Brand and year of truck do you own: 2006 Peterbilt 11.What is the size and model of your ARI sleeper: 120 inch Legacy II 12.What is the best thing you like about your ARI sleeper: Shower 13.How as your ARI sleeper changed life on the road: Life is easier 14.Would you ever consider going back to a factory sleeper: NO 15.What is the most asked question you get about your ARI sleeper: Can I see inside your sleeper? 16.Do you feel that having a longer wheelbase has limited your ability in maneuvering your truck: I can still get into the same places as before, maybe a couple more pull ups. 17.In your opinion has owning a ARI sleeper lowered your monthly expenses: Absolutely! 18.When you are home what is the first thing you like to do: John- Off roading. Linda- Hug her kids and grandkids. 19.What are your hobbies: Camping & Off roading 20.If you could change one thing in the trucking industry what would it be: Get professional courtesy back in the profession. |
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