FANTASY TRUCKING

Without TRUCKERS, AMERICA STOPS! The American trucker is the most over worked and under paid person on the planet. I know, I was a owner operator for years, until health problems forced me off the road. I love the life on the road. Even today I miss it. But what most people don't understand or just don't give a hoot is; if it wasn't for truckers, (men & women) they would not have the food they eat every day, the clothes on their backs, the materials it took to build the house they live in, the car that carts their buts to work and this list goes on and on. Wake America! Tell A Trucker Today, You Think Their Doing A Great Job.
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Purchase a GET-LOADED game for Truckers and get a FREE Fantasy Trucking game. The ultimate online truckers game. You play against Truckers from all around the country. This is not your typical run of the mill games where someone wins in a hour or two. This Fantasy will last for months, years or however long you want it to last. You have to purchase you own trucks, hire your own drivers, logbooks, IRS, fuel taxes and the list goes on and on. Everything that happens to truckers on the road, happens in this game. You have to make truck payment, pay truck insurance, service yours 18 wheelers and this list goes on. On the game board, you can send other drivers to the Super Coops and screw them over, just like the DOT would do to you at the weigh stations and rest area. We all know to will how the Diesel Cops like to sniff around under your big rigs and look for the littlest thing wrong. Its all in this game. Check it out. Also, check out the real story about Mr Trucopoly, the real modern day outlaw, that the DOT could not keep tabs on.
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This page is dedicated to my Dad! A Great Man In Every Way. He was a Truck Driver and Owner Operator for the better part of 40 years. He passed away in July of 2000 and is still missed today by many! Miss You POP's! Some of my great memories were, when we would run into each other on the road. Nothing like going down the road and BULLSHITING with your old man on the CB! He got me started in the trucking business in the early 70's. Those were the days. I'm remember has a young kid going with him on the road in a old cab over freightliner. I used to think to myself as a kid, what a life![/url]

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Hi Everyone! I'm Greg Novak, (AKA) The Skinny Road Master and (AKA) MR Trucopoly to all the DOT Men out their across this Great Nation that tried their best to catch me! HHMMM.........Someone wasn't too good at their job! I got so sick and tired of all the BS out there on the road. The last 2 years of my driving as an Owner Operator; I decided to beat them at their own game. In the last 2 years on the road, I went from (Seattle, WA to Boston MA.) (Boston, MA to Los Angeles, CA) (Los Angeles, CA to St Paul, MN and back to Los Angeles, Boston, NYC, TX, AZ and Back) ( LA to NYC) All over the place and I never went through the Chicken Coops more than a half a dozen times. When I did, it was usually because I was empty and didn't care, or if the wife was along for a ride, she might of needed a pit stop for the little girls room.! I found running the Skinny Road was what real trucking is all about. When you run some of the 2 lanes over some of the mountains out in the Northwest and the 2 lanes through PA, VA, WVA, NY, and some of the other Eastern States, it can be a real trip! Running these roads really tunes up your driving skills. Especially during snow storms and other inclimate weather when you may have to drive for hours until you find a safe place to pull over and nap for a while. I found the other drivers I got to know on those routes were down to earth Owner Operators just like myself; just tring to make a living. I made some great friends out on the road. You don't see many DOT Dudes out there on the scenic routes neither. As far as the CB Rambo's go; you hardly ever run into those idots in the woods. They are whining sissies and wouldn't know the first thing about a 2 lane road anyway. My wife drove for the first time for about 1/2 hour and I do have to say, that she did a lot better than them Rambo's and Southern Boys that don't like the snow up here in the North. She has a bigger lead foot than me. I guess that's a women thing, all that power under the hood and she wanted to try and tame it! It's nice and peaceful on the back roads for the most part. But every now and then, you'd get the unexpected and out of no where; a DOT Guy would pop out of the wood work like a cockroach and nab you! Yes, I was caught a few times; those stories will be told at another time. The stories ARE NOT THE BS you see in the movies, it was the real deal! I would have to create some MONSTER PAGES to tell the stories with all the details. Anyway, I just wanted to share with everyone who MR Trucopoly is. Most of the DOT is scratching their heads trying to figure out how I got around them. I'm no longer on the road because of health reasons. But on my Greatest Trucker Movies Group Page; I still get to talk to some of the truckers and swap the $hit with them. My father got me started in the trucking business back in the early 70's. Back then trucking was a whole lot different than it is now. It was fun watching the trucking business revolve into what it is today. Most of the DOT Guys were pretty cool back then. If you got nailed for something and just kept your mouth shut; your chances of getting a warning was 99%. The truck you see at the top of the page was a 1999 Kenworh, W900, 86 inch bedroom, 13 speed, 550 Cat with a 48 Foot Reffer Spread. It was a Triple Digit Ride. Nebraska and Wyoming were fun states in this cruiser! I'd look at many other trucks in my rear view mirrors while trucking across those states. My first truck was a 78 Kenworth with a 60 inch bunk, 13 speed and 400 cummins. That was a real screamer too; just as long as I wasn't broke down! My secound truck was a 1996 Viper Red Pete, 475 Cat Tuned Up, 18 speed. That was a nice truck, except for the ride. That truck beat the crap out of my back. I Guess that's why I switched back over to the KW. Hope the Peterbuilt people don't get pissed if they read this. Oh well; that's life! It won't be the first time I pissed someone off and I'm sure it won't be the last. Check back to this website in a few weeks; I'll have some real life Trucopoly Antics that happened to me on the road posted on a new page. Also, I will have some secret routes showing how to get around the Chicken Coops. But remember; I've been off the road for 2 years now. If anyone runs into something; let us know! This will of course be for TRUCKERS AND MEMBERS ONLY. Talk to you on the flip side!

Skinny Road Master, I'm 10-10 on the side.
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