Corey's ship comes in...
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Corey's ship comes in...
...literally. Atlantic Highway, Coreymobile aboard, docked at Terminal 4 in Portland from Japan today. Fair weather and following seas cut her crossing time by a day. The countdown continues...

Edit: The deck mounted structures enclose surface-to-air missiles protecting the ship from North Korean hostile fire.

Edit: The deck mounted structures enclose surface-to-air missiles protecting the ship from North Korean hostile fire.
Last edited by BT17R; Jul 16, 2006 at 07:06 PM.
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That is the first time I have seen a car transport ship Bob.
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift
Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift

Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
#6
Originally Posted by Corey
That is the first time I have seen a car transport ship Bob.
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift
Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift

Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
]You know what corey. I worked on an 06 Camry that had that same remote. I got in and then pulled it into my bay and the alarm went off as soon as i popped the hood. Scared the ÅÅÅÅake out of me. It took me forever to figure out how to shut it off. Just a story i thought you guys would like to hear lol.
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my alarm goes insane every time i reconnect my battery. scares the crap out of me even when I know it's coming! this makes the value of my aux. fuse box that much more valuable because I no longer need to disconnect the battery to hook up new electronics.
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my alarm goes insane every time i reconnect my battery. scares the crap out of me even when I know it's coming! this makes the value of my aux. fuse box that much more valuable because I no longer need to disconnect the battery to hook up new electronics.
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you should go down and watch them unload those ships and see how many vehicles come off those things .
and then see how badly they get mistreated( opps corey you probably didnt wantot hear that LOL)
honda over a terminal 6 has its own body shop on the premsies. they unload fords , hondas , and hyundais over there and subarus are unloaded at another terminal on the other side.
its pretty amazing watching those guys make $27 plus bucks an hour to unload them .
airrikk17
and then see how badly they get mistreated( opps corey you probably didnt wantot hear that LOL)
honda over a terminal 6 has its own body shop on the premsies. they unload fords , hondas , and hyundais over there and subarus are unloaded at another terminal on the other side.
its pretty amazing watching those guys make $27 plus bucks an hour to unload them .
airrikk17
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I use to install radios in the Chevy Luv trucks back in the 70s for awhile in Seattle.
Believe me, I have seen them unload vehicles.
All that is covered.
If my new rig is scratched, off it goes to a body shop on their dime.
Believe me, I have seen them unload vehicles.
All that is covered.
If my new rig is scratched, off it goes to a body shop on their dime.
#17
Originally Posted by Corey
That is the first time I have seen a car transport ship Bob.
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift
Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
How big of tires can I fit on that ship without a lift

Hmmmmm, looks like I will be taking next Friday off of work.
First mod, if you can call it a mod...
http://www.clifford.com/matrix/responder/default.asp
No remote start though.
To pricy!
Let me know.
#18
Originally Posted by airrikk17
its pretty amazing watching those guys make $27 plus bucks an hour to unload them . airrikk17
Needless to say, they didn't get much sympathy from locals and quickly settled once their contract details were revealed. They now average $135 per hour working 2-3 days per week.
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Originally Posted by BT17R
Edit: The deck mounted structures enclose surface-to-air missiles protecting the ship from North Korean hostile fire.




