Manual transmission package cars

[Michael Scott]

Just wondering if my center is a minority in the fact that roughly half of our package cars are still stick shift. Is this common throughout the country? We run 45-50 routes per day where I am at.

 

[Rack em]

We got rid of our last manual like 7 years ago and we are in the middle of nowhere Montana. Your division manager must really hate your center.

 

[Poop Head]

Just wondering if my center is a minority in the fact that roughly half of our package cars are still stick shift. Is this common throughout the country? We run 45-50 routes per day where I am at.

Im so jealous.

 

[Packagedelivery1929]

We have two manuals, run up to 27 routes. I delivered all day in a sprinter van

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Im so jealous.

Don't be envying someone else's stick...

 

[eats packages]

We got rid of our last manual like 7 years ago and we are in the middle of nowhere Montana. Your division manager must really hate your center.

they crushed them all 2 years ago. sucks. We had a shortage of cars for over a year since as they slowly replaced them with fords.

 

[Overpaid Union Thug]

I can’t remember the last manual truck here. Which is good since most of the newer Gen-TikToker drivers would be screwed since there’s not an app for that.

 

[BrownStains]

Everything now is automatic. My first routes were stick shifts with high steps or no power steering.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

Just wondering if my center is a minority in the fact that roughly half of our package cars are still stick shift. Is this common throughout the country? We run 45-50 routes per day where I am at.

I haven’t seen a stick here in a few years at least and we send about 200 routes out a day.

 

[specter208]

I miss those trucks. My favorite was the International 4700 with the 7.3 and 5 speed spicer. Tank. Had a transmission problem and was euthanized. Only about 100k miles and was an 01 model. The new automatics are boring and take no skill to drive.

 

[Brownslave688]

I believe our mall truck is the last manual left in the center.

 

[MECH-lift]

put me in a manual one time cause “ I was the only guy that knows how to drive it” ...popped that baby in neutral going 70mph and tried forcing her into reverse...RIP MANUAL

 

[Dr.Brownz]

Just wondering if my center is a minority in the fact that roughly half of our package cars are still stick shift. Is this common throughout the country? We run 45-50 routes per day where I am at.

They must hate your center. Our center is said to be one of the worst small centers around (low profits and lots of grievances!) and we have all nice new trucks, some even have that white fan gimmick in the back roof.

 

[truckofdreams]

Here in central Florida they crushed all are manuals 4 years ago sucks too we didn't have any trucks for the longest time.

 

[BeefiestMass]

The new automatics are boring and take no skill to drive.

I mean, that's ideal. They're company-owned work trucks.

 

[UnionStrong]

put me in a manual one time cause “ I was the only guy that knows how to drive it” ...popped that baby in neutral going 70mph and tried forcing her into reverse...RIP MANUAL

You drunken slut!

 

[Gabba]

there as gone as the turkeys

 

[Brownsocks]

It's been a couple years since we crushed our last one. I get nostalgic for them from time to time. I LOVE STICKS.

 

[Wally]

Just wondering if my center is a minority in the fact that roughly half of our package cars are still stick shift. Is this common throughout the country? We run 45-50 routes per day where I am at.

I haven't seen one in years. I'm fairly confident our tattooed crop of snowflake drivers would not know what to do.

 

[Brown Wing]

Was one of the last to train on a manual here. Thing had 1.3 million miles and a two point seatbelt.

After qualifying I got sent out with a post office dump and 65 tight resi. Took me til 5 and they never put me in a manual again.