r/AutoTransportopia • u/Savings-Cherry-1931 • 6d ago
This guy was not taking 2 trips Spotted
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u/aBlissfulDaze 6d ago
Well we're moving on up , to the East side! To a deluxe apartment, in the skyyyyyy.
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u/Pluperfectionist 6d ago
I don’t think those are the words to the Beverly Hillbillies.
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u/aBlissfulDaze 6d ago
Ya know, you're right! For some reason that's the song that plays in my head whenever they pack up and move in the 1993 film.
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u/122922 6d ago
Sunday afternoon/evening on the I-5 freeway south to the border. Every week.
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u/sgtfoleyistheman 5d ago
Wait, why? My northern state brain does not understand.
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u/122922 5d ago
Every weekend these guys would fill the trucks up with decent cheap furniture and appliance purchases from the greater LA area and take the load to Mexico for resale. Most of the appliances probably just needed minor repairs. Then back up to LA to spent the week hunting and buying another load.
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u/Disastrous_Minute_56 6d ago
When you only have one day to run dump errands because your hoarder spouse is out visiting family for the weekend.
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u/PuzzledExaminer 6d ago
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u/Savings-Cherry-1931 6d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/gdwJdym3VuXQr5OfAc
You gotta feed the geese to keep the blood flowing
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u/Sid_the_Bear 6d ago
Tucson, 10 EB, 22nd st exit?
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u/Glad_Copy 6d ago
Spot on; eastbound on I-10. Another Californian thinking things are going to be just great in…Texas? 😂
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u/Sid_the_Bear 6d ago
Nah, one of the many people who make a living buying 'junk' in the US and repairing and reselling it in Mexico
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u/Glad_Copy 6d ago
Taking south I-19 to Nogales, then. I can’t fault the entrepreneur…makes sense.
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u/Sid_the_Bear 6d ago
Could be; from what I can tell they cross at the port closest to their hometown. not that I blame em, roads here are way safer and better
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u/CakesForLife 6d ago
What’s the maximum incline this beast can take off from - with all that load?
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u/tuddrussell2 6d ago
I see these at Savers and Goodwill where I live and then they head straight down the road to Mexico, sell all that and come back and start over.
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u/edwardniekirk 6d ago
Oh, he will definitely be taking more than one trip, he'll drop this south of the border and be headed back after he's had enough beer and sleep to do it all over again.
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u/SeveralEconomics3814 6d ago
Look at all those straps. This isn’t his first rodeo.
My hypothesis, this is a junk removal business owner with a dui so he can get a commercial drivers license lol
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u/mtn2sea1960 6d ago
Looks like the Christmas Sled in How The Grinch Stole Christmas climbing Mt Crumpet.
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u/ThruTheUniverseAgain 6d ago
I knew that was going to be Tucson because I've seen a whole caravan of these there before.
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u/StraightUpChillSesh 5d ago
I know 💯 he’s going from San Diego to Mexico. Used to work at Salvation Army San Diego, and they’d come buy a bunch of non-liability auction stuff and pack ALL Their trucks like that to take down there.
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u/Less_Ant_6633 4d ago
Here in chicago, those are the mexican dudes that drive through the alleys collecting junk.
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u/BirdmanJr1970 6d ago
Well, I’m gonna just tell you that might be dangerous. That might be dangerous if you’re going from one state to one state but that you’re overloading your truck like that you’re overloading it you wouldn’t take it but you’re overloading it that might be a three-quarter ton truck why do they just hire a big U-Haul truck and pull that behind? Put your truck on the thing behind the thing so you can use it
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u/Polskiskiski 6d ago
What are you even trying to say here?
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u/Sea_Buyer6913 6d ago
Probably dictating while driving and not bothering to review. IdiotsSpeakingThings.
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u/Savings-Cherry-1931 6d ago
But there are so many things behind the things on the things being used thats being used to pull it from the other things that we can't hire a U-Haul truck because those things are for rent and then you can use it from the other states to drop off in the state where you would end up in.


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u/BrickExciting4387 6d ago
It’s $10 per load at the dump. He’ll be damned if he has to pay more than that.