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John Clay Wolf
The John Clay Wolf show has appeared on terrestrial radio for a really, really, really long time. So we dug into our pockets and on the other side of our we found something funny. And yes, it's contagious. Gather round as the wolf pack goes on this throwback adventure.
DJ Pre K
What it do? It's your boy DJ Pre K with the John Clay Wolf Show. Live from the archives with another banger. And look, y'all know, don't nothing make you feel like the man. Like a big badass truck. Now John's missing his old Dually trucks and all the hijinks he pulled in it. But luckily a collar hooks him up with a new toy live on the air. Check it out.
John Clay Wolf
That 93 Chevy dually. A minute ago. The reason that I'm not getting over it, the reason I was listening to that guy. Yeah. Is I had that truck in high school. I had a 91, which was the first year of that body style because in 88, Chevrolet changed the body style to that. It looked like an astronaut body style. And anyway, I'm partial to it, but mine was a four wheel drive. I watched Mel Gibson and Danny Glover in the first Lethal Weapon. Yeah. Yeah. And do you remember he pulled the house down with a Chevy Dually. Yeah. Yes. And it had 4x4 in the back and it had extended cab. And I was like, I want that truck. And I had a BMW M3 at the time. And I was like, I can trade my M3 for that truck. And I was chasing one down and I found it. My Duramax. But they will. You know, driving a big truck will give you an attitude. Oh, sure, for sure.
Sergio
Yeah.
John Clay Wolf
And I. I got an attitude.
DJ Pre K
Oh, you start fighting.
John Clay Wolf
Yeah, you start fighting, you start driving dually. You start fighting, you start. Even on the road, road rage.
DJ Pre K
Ish.
John Clay Wolf
Just all of it. You start drinking and fighting, doing drugs and screwing. Scre. Anybody, Anything that moves. Dogs, cats. Get you some bitch. What did you pull down, Joe? A gate at a wrecking yard. I knew there was something. Yeah. How did that happen? We were out on Greenville Avenue in college in Sergio. My roommate was with me. We got towed. And the next day I found out where. Where it is. And I forgot the hustle. But I. Sergio pulled me up. I told them that I left my. Something. My wallet in the truck, and I have to pay them. I needed to get my wallet. Makes sense. But I had my extra key in my pocket. I got it. So I got towed. You hate tow truck drivers and tow truck companies. Just as a matter of principle, if you could shoot them and kill them and get away with it, you would, right? Yeah. And well. Well, not all, but allegedly, Right. Gigi, have you ever been tow. Oh, yes, I have. Yeah. Because the neighbor jerk. So they open the gate. I'm looking at my truck. I walk to the truck to get my wallet. I jump in, start the car, I tell Sergio the plan, and he gets out of the way, and they start closing the gate, and I fire that bitch up, and I lay down on it, and I've got about 60 yards to the gate, and it's closing, and I'm coming in quick, and I'm probably going 30 miles an hour, 20 miles an hour by the time I get there. And I was committed. Sure. When you're committed, you're committed. And I busted through that gate. Oh, my God. Because it tore the sh. The hell out of my truck. That's the problem. I'd have been better off paying the bill.
DJ Pre K
But were you just giddy as all hell?
John Clay Wolf
Like, oh, yeah, I was high on life, baby. I mean, I whipped that out on the street, slid it sideways, all four tires. I mean. Yeah, I was having my Mel Gibson moment. So they hated me because I tore their gate up. Sure. And they started stalking me. It's. I would see this wrecker come. The wrecker owner obviously put a hit out on me, like, I want that son of a back. Yeah. And I did call him, and I like, hey, man, I know I screwed your gate up, but you got my truck pretty good. But you know, you shouldn't have. I told me from the SMU parking lot. That's what it was. That's right. So then I'm at school one day, and I tell the police at smu, they're harassing me. And they tell the record company, go away. Anyway, there was a moment where I was getting my car out, and they were pulled up behind me and in front of me. Oh, geez. And I backed up and pressed on him, took a hard right, went over a road barrier and drove on.
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John Clay Wolf
That truck was through hell. Yeah. I mean, I'd already had it repaired once. It was a good four wheel drive rig, I guess. I don't know what the moral of the story here is. You got Dually? I did. Get away. Yeah.
DJ Pre K
If the moral of the story is dualies make you do crazy things.
John Clay Wolf
Yeah. If that's surgery Prek, I need you to put him on hold right now. Is that Sergio? I told Sergio to call in because I wanted his rendition of the story. Pre K. Can you hear me? If that's Sergio, Yeah. Wait, is it Sergio? Sergio's a Mexican, not a gay guy, by the way. What? Huh?
Sergio
No, no, I know. Gay guy.
John Clay Wolf
Okay. Now, my roommate Sergio, you know, he sounds kind of queer with the name Sergio, but he's really. He's a. He's a straight Mexican dude that really got a lot of. A lot of ass. Is that a gang name too?
Sergio
Hey, that'll work.
John Clay Wolf
No, and when he was doing his girls in his other bed, you know, you wouldn't hear them moaning, you hear, you'd hear him screaming like, Sergio. Jesus Christ. Give them a minute to breathe. Oh, my. What have you got, boss?
Sergio
I got a 93 four door dually Chevrolet with the Cummin swap in it.
John Clay Wolf
Oh, wow. You got. You got the truck I was talking about. So is it for.
Sergio
I just actually heard you guys. Hello, 4x4. I did. It's got the Dodge 98 Dodge front end straight axle conversion with the 98 Dodge 12 valve in it.
John Clay Wolf
So if it's. What year did you say it is?
Sergio
93.
John Clay Wolf
In 93, had they taken the Dually and turned it into the new body style or was it still dragging on the old body style?
Sergio
That's the obs style.
John Clay Wolf
Yeah. So you have the. Oh, yours looks like a 85 or an 88, right?
Sergio
Yes, sir.
John Clay Wolf
Okay.
Sergio
Yeah. No, no, the 85 is the square body. This is more of the round body style, like 90 to 97.
John Clay Wolf
I just didn't think they started the crew cab until 90. Anyway, I know what you have. How long have you had it? And did you build it?
Sergio
No, sir, I didn't build it. I've had it about two years now.
John Clay Wolf
You bought it in the middle of COVID right when everything was too expensive?
Sergio
No, no, I actually got it cheap because I traded some go karts for it. I did a lot of racing and I needed something to pull a 26 foot enclosed trailer. It pulls it like a champ. But we just sold the race car.
John Clay Wolf
So what'd you get for it?
Sergio
I gave 10 grand for it.
John Clay Wolf
What do you take for.
Sergio
I was looking for at least like eight.
John Clay Wolf
Send me pictures. I might be your man. I'm just dumb and goofy enough. Especially with this record dually story that I just told. I feel the need to drive a Cummins old body style Chevy swap Dually. Is it have tight. Do I need to tire and wheel and lift it and really redneck it out or is it already.
Sergio
No, it's got 35s on it.
John Clay Wolf
There you go.
Sergio
The fuels. It's got the single wheel conversion. So it's like the single wheel instead of the dually wheel up front.
John Clay Wolf
Yeah, I'm. I'm buying your truck. So where. Where is my truck? Where, where in Florida?
Sergio
Stewart.
John Clay Wolf
Stewart, Florida. Charlie, that's near where you were taking your son to go look at schools. Can you have him drive it back? We're.
DJ Pre K
We're already getting a CTSV when we're down there, so why not?
John Clay Wolf
Yeah, we'll get to there. You could pull the CTS feedback with this trailer.
Sergio
There you go.
John Clay Wolf
Hang on, let me get your phone number. What's your name?
Sergio
John.
John Clay Wolf
John, I've got your number on caller ID here. It's a 772 number, right?
Sergio
Yes, sir.
John Clay Wolf
Okay.
Sergio
It's at my shop in West Palm Beach.
John Clay Wolf
I've got officer. Now do me a favor, just don't drive my car anywhere this weekend. And if you do call me, make sure it's okay with me because I'm the new owner. All right, man. Thanks for calling. All right. Thank you. You think I'm kidding? You're gonna drive that thing, aren't you? Oh, it's just too terrible. I love it. I'm sending it to Albert right now in Miami to tell him to get this thing. Eight grand sold. I don't care what it looks like.
DJ Pre K
You're gonna use it to break through some more fences.
John Clay Wolf
This Cummins truck. Oh, man, this morning's starting off good. Dude. I've been wanting to do a come and swap and I didn't want to go through the pain because it's a pain in the ass. Homeboy didn't have to do it either because he's a trick bag. Go Kart. Rider. And he found some messy dude that did it, that he. That has all that time, and then he benefited from it. Now he's sharing the wealth, and I get to benefit from it. Bobbo. I know this is a good day. I know. That's. How wonderful, how rare is that? Dj. Dj, Homeschool. Oh, I gotta turn him on. Sorry. PC audio, video, tech. There you are. Video dj, Homeschool. Yeah. Yeah. Do you realize how much time I just saved? Can you imagine if I had Squirrel? If I brought in a truck and said, hey, do a come and swap on it? It would take at least two weeks just to get it here, right? Then start turning bolt. It would take them two years, and I. It'd probably be the last job with Squirrel because.
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Podcast Summary: The John Clay Wolfe Show – "JCW ARCHIVE: Dually Delinquency"
Episode Information:
The episode kicks off with John Clay Wolfe reminiscing about his long-standing relationship with Chevy Dually trucks. He sets the stage by sharing his deep-seated affection for these robust vehicles, hinting at the chaotic yet entertaining stories that unfold.
John Clay Wolfe [00:27]: "The John Clay Wolf show has appeared on terrestrial radio for a really, really, really long time. So we dug into our pockets and on the other side of our we found something funny. And yes, it's contagious. Gather round as the wolf pack goes on this throwback adventure."
John delves into his high school days, where his first encounter with a Dually truck ignited his passion for these beasts. He recounts the excitement of trading his BMW M3 for a Chevy Dually, illustrating the allure these trucks hold over enthusiasts.
John Clay Wolfe [01:12]: "I had that truck in high school. I had a 91, which was the first year of that body style because in '88, Chevrolet changed the body style to that. It looked like an astronaut body style."
A standout moment in the episode is John's dramatic recount of getting his truck towed and his rebellious response. This story encapsulates the aggressive persona that sometimes accompanies driving a powerful Dually.
John Clay Wolfe [02:20]: "You start drinking and fighting, doing drugs and screwing. Scre. Anybody, anything that moves."
He vividly describes the adrenaline-fueled escape from a towing lot, highlighting both the thrill and the consequences of such actions.
John Clay Wolfe [04:21]: "I was high on life, baby. I mean, I whipped that out on the street, slid it sideways, all four tires. I mean. Yeah, I was having my Mel Gibson moment."
The episode brings in Sergio, John's roommate, who shares his own experiences and the specifications of his Chevy Dually. Their interaction adds depth to the discussion, showcasing different perspectives and modifications within the Dually community.
Sergio [07:03]: "I got a '93 four-door Dually Chevrolet with the Cummins swap in it."
John and Sergio engage in a technical discussion about the truck's features, including axle conversions and engine modifications, providing valuable insights for truck enthusiasts.
Sergio [07:44]: "Yeah, the 85 is the square body. This is more of the round body style, like '90 to '97."
Sergio elaborates on the modifications he has implemented in his Dually, emphasizing performance enhancements that make his truck a powerhouse on the road.
Sergio [07:25]: "I just actually heard you guys. Hello, 4x4. I did. It's got the Dodge '98 Dodge front end straight axle conversion with the '98 Dodge 12 valve in it."
The conversation shifts to the practical aspects of driving and handling a Dually, with John expressing his interest in Sergio's modifications and contemplating future upgrades for his own truck.
John Clay Wolfe [08:31]: "Send me pictures. I might be your man. I'm just dumb and goofy enough. Especially with this record dually story that I just told."
Interspersed with technical discussions are moments of humor and playful teasing, highlighting the camaraderie between the hosts and their guests. This balance of humor and passion keeps the conversation engaging and relatable.
John Clay Wolfe [06:34]: "What have you got, boss?"
Sergio [07:03]: "I got a '93 four-door dually Chevrolet with the Cummin swap in it."
As the episode wraps up, John reflects on the day's events and the unexpected opportunity to acquire another Dually from Sergio. This closing segment underscores the unpredictable nature of their adventures and the enduring bond over their shared love for trucks.
John Clay Wolfe [09:30]: "I did call him, and I like, hey, man, I know I screwed your gate up, but you got my truck pretty good."
The hosts encourage listeners to stay connected through various social media platforms and to explore more episodes, ensuring the community around The John Clay Wolfe Show remains vibrant and engaged.
John Clay Wolfe [01:12]: "I had that truck in high school. I had a 91, which was the first year of that body style because in '88, Chevrolet changed the body style to that."
John Clay Wolfe [02:20]: "You start drinking and fighting, doing drugs and screwing. Scre. Anybody, anything that moves."
John Clay Wolfe [04:21]: "I was high on life, baby. I mean, I whipped that out on the street, slid it sideways, all four tires."
Sergio [07:03]: "I got a '93 four-door Dually Chevrolet with the Cummin swap in it."
Sergio [07:44]: "Yeah, the 85 is the square body. This is more of the round body style, like '90 to '97."
Final Thoughts: "JCW ARCHIVE: Dually Delinquency" is a fascinating dive into the world of Chevy Dually trucks, blending personal anecdotes, technical discussions, and light-hearted humor. Whether you're a truck enthusiast or simply enjoy engaging storytelling, this episode offers a comprehensive and entertaining exploration of what makes Duallys a beloved choice among motorists.
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