Refrigerated car transport

[Dorsey]

I was driving down I76 today and wasn't really paying attention to the west bound traffic but out of the corner of my eye I seen an older freightliner pulling a refer with a 1 car headrack with a car on it. Don't know how he got it up there or how he is getting it off. My guess is it is a copart car and he is having it forked off but I didn't see any damage on my side. That's just something you don't see everyday. I've seen a truck before pulling a freight trailer with a headrack before (maybe the same truck) but just thought that is how they bought it or they use to haul cars but that is what I would call making money with every availabe space possible, hell he probally had some cats and dogs in the sleeper off of Ushit.

[haulin rv]

I've seen a couple like that pulling moving trailers.Thought the same thing how the heck do you get on and off??

[blacktruck]

I could be wrong here but I'm pretty sure he had a set of ramps somewhere. We used to see a few HHG haulers with headramps to carry one on top and still have the room for a full trailer. Now that most trucks have high cab aerodynamic sleepers it's kinda went out of fashion. Would be interesting to know for sure what the circumstance was.

[Dorsey]

I'm real curious to see how they get them on and off. Those would have to be some super long ramps I would think. I think the guys that haul cars on drop decks use 16' ramps.