Driving a truck that's about to fall apart - GIF

Driving a truck that's about to fall apart.

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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...176#post221621
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...2448#post96338
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...951#post164256
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...769#post223541
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...509#post197046

Wow... Loved the radiator top off, the big nail door latch, it just went on and on...

Are they carrying barrels for delivery; or water for a longer trip? Either way, with all that spraying, we know what happened to the floorboards.
And the doors, and the overhead along with rest of cab...
Only 5 ton truck known, that needs a 4 man crew.

And you can get a pedicure while driving...

I can't stop watching it. Tires look good. Maybe re-grooved?

https://diqn32j8nouaz.cloudfront.net...truck_tire.jpg

I wonder what they're delivering too. Probably a very basic commodity. Water? Fuel?

I am reminded of this gem:

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Yeah, I remember that one. Not concerned with brake horse power but human brake power.
Cheers

Gotta make the delivery before the boss rolls up in his Land Rover or Mercedes.

The truck has decent tires on the front at least, and probably the rear as well. As long as they can keep that little diesel running and the transmission doesn't give out they will probably drive it to its last mile trying to eek out what ever meager earnings they make. Obviously in a country with an annual GDP per capita less than I make monthly on my retirement income. I'm thinking Malawi since the right-hand drive is indicative of a former British Coloney

Malawi is a very good guess, for the combination of driving on the left side of the road and extreme poverty. Those workers are probably getting a dollar or two for a day's work.

"How many miles you got on that truck Mack?" "About 14 million!"