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Roleplay : #82 Description: In the evening, I was chilling smoking a cigar, and waiting for the next trucking delivery order. After a few minutes, I got a call from Maksim, a Cunning Stunts stunner, requesting Stunt Planes delivery from the San Fierro Airport. I headed to the Airport, loaded the planes on a trailer, and set off to the Cunning Stunts base as we have agreed. I arrived at the base and found Maksim waiting for me. He welcomed me, and we had small talk, and after that, he checked out the planes, and he found them perfect and excellent, then I asked him where I should put them, then I unloaded them where he told me, and lastly, he gave me the money, we shook hands, and I left back on my way to our base, looking for new trucking requests. ~The End~ Participants: @M7mDGr7 & @Maksim ScreenShots: ::: :::

GXT Members: [GXT]m7<T> (Me). Other Participants: @Soryair Time Taken: Almost an Hour. Deliveries: Trucking Boats - General Goods - Constructions Around San Andreas. ScreenShots: ::: :::

GXT Members: [GXT]m7<T> (Me). Time Taken: Around 40mins. Vehicles Fixed: 15. ScreenShots: ::: :::

GXT Members: [GXT]m7<T> (Me). Time Taken: Almost 35mins. Deliveries: Trucking Constructions Around San Andreas. ScreenShots: ::: :::

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Date: 10/10/2020. -Roleplay : 81 @ALIJR007 said in The Motor Heads - TMH | Media Archive: Participants: GXT: @M7mDGr7 TMH: @TaJ I was at the lottery store, buying some lottery tickets before going home to scratch them. During the purchase, I got a call. It was from a client, called Mr. M7, that I had assisted a week ago. He told me that he was having some problems that an old truck, lying around in the GXT parking bays, was having. He told me that he was just outside the San Fierro Police Department and that he would need to be towed. I arrived at the location, and he told me that he was not able to change the gears in the truck correctly. He believed that it was a malfunction in the transmission. I told me to change the gears so that I would check it out. Surely enough, a very weird but cranky sound was emitted when he changed the gears. I immediately came to the conclusion that it was either a problem in the transmission, the clutch, or the gearbox. I hooked the truck up to my towtruck and made our way to the GXT Trucking Depot. Upon arrival, I carefully backed up the truck into one of the repair bays. Mr. M7 raised the lift in the bay, and we instantly saw the problem. The transmission had ripped out of its chassis. This meant that we would have to remove the old transmission and place a new one. I knew that the replacement was not going to be an easy job. So I called along with a mechanic, and an old friend from ''The MotorHead'' racing club, named Mr.Taj. When he arrived, we started to work. We firstly detached the transmission from the gearbox and the differential of the truck. We carefully lowered the heavy transmission onto a forklift, that Mr. M7 brought. After that, Mr. M7 brought a new Allison transmission from the spares unit with his forklift, and we installed it. The Installation was finally complete! Mr. M7 got into the truck and tested it, and it worked perfectly! For the job, Mr. M7 paid both Mr. Taj and me $50 for the service. Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/L36N635

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Date: 30/09/2020. Roleplay : #77 @ALIJR007 said in Ali's Cuban Cars Activities: Activity #8 Activity Type: Roleplay Date: 30/09/2020 Story: Before starting my afternoon shift, I decided to stop by Cluckin' Bell in San Fierro for a quick lunch. I ordered my food. Before I sat down to eat, I received a call from a person who claimed that he worked for the Global Express Trucking Company and that he got stuck with his fuel truck near the Red Bridge, which led to Bayside. I quickly ate my fries and burger, and drove to that location, finding him parked to the side of the highway. I parked my truck and asked him what was wrong. He told me that his front passenger tire burst and that he ran out of fuel. I inspected the tire and told him that it was repairable. However, while I was attaching the tow ropes and chains to the front axel, He mentioned that he heard a loud 'crack' sound and he believed that it was from the front axel. So I used additional chains and tied them with the front tow hook. Our first stop was the Cuban Cars Gas Station, in Doherty. I assisted Mr. M7 in filling up his truck with gas, and then we moved on to my garage. Upon arrival, I backed up his truck into the garage. I got Mr.M7 a cup of coffee while I worked. I inspected the tire again. I grabbed the wrench to remove the bolts holding the wheel in place and placed a jack to support the weight of the truck when I removed the wheel. I removed the old tire with a crowbar and placed a new Michelin tire on the rim. I then aligned the wheel with the Wheel Alignment machine nearby and installed it back on the truck. I told him that the new tire was installed, and he was happy with it. I then went under the engine bay of the truck to inspect the front axel. Upon inspection, I just saw a small crack in the axel, which I could easily repair. I grabbed my welding tools and mask, and started welding the crack, making it much stronger. After I completed my work and he was satisfied, I gave him the final bill of $120, which he happily paid. He then left to continue filling gas stations around San Andreas. Participants: @ALIJR007 @M7mDGr7 Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/mxMnmKB

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Happy Birthday @Maksim mate, wish you the best of luck in your life. Enjoy your day!

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GXT Members: [GXT]m7<T> (Me). Time Taken: Around 35mins Deliveries: Trucking Constructions Around San Andreas. ScreenShots: ::: :::