Liked both characters and both actors, but Frank Converse was my favorite.

😂,things have changed for shore

Before B.J. McKay, there was... SONNY PRUITT!

Claude Atkins's character as Sonny Pruitt is splendidly done, even in the TV series.

"Gypsy" truckers are people who haul whatever companies need them for, they have no contracts with anybody. They haul commerce just like anybody else who works for a big companies.

Back in the day, truckers had a hard job to do, still to THIS day.

38:47 "I learnt a long time ago, people respect you if you got somethin' in your hands, that may be a gun, it may be money, deck of cards, somethin'! You got nothin' in your hands, you're nothin'!" _~Sonny Pruitt_

I've been watching all these trucking shows, and like I said coming from a truck and family, I'm driving myself, I see something in these movies that you just do not see any more do you know what it is, maybe old truck drivers catch it right off.... They're all cabovers, the same trucks I cut my teeth on, find me myself a light cabovers when I ran up North Boston New York Philadelphia, and so on, for the loading docks we're old and made from much shorter trailers, it was a lot easier to maneuver the trailers with cabovers instead of hoods. And although they use cabovers in Europe, you don't see cabover trucks and over The road trucking anymore they are a thing of the past.

The greatest looking truck ever made the Kenworth W900A

Wish it got remastered and and same for the show it really a great and movie about trucking and there adventures along the way

Route 66 with a Kenworth

I used to watch this show, on WBZ-TV ch. 4 in Boston.

No pre trip inspection

I love moving on, I never seen this 12, great epoide , and that Kenworth w900 has a small sleeper bunk, the next 1 had the v.i.t. package and a 60 in sleeper truck

Must of been 2 different trucks in moving on. This one single stack short sleeper

Sonny Pruitt: “I got these empty tanks through for you, Strickland.” Buck Strickland: “OK, Pruitt. Here’s your pay, and Chandler’s, too. That’s an even $1,000.00 each for getting those tanks past Thatherton Fuels.”

"Moving On" was a big influence in my driving from tandem dumps to 18 wheels!! and pulling a reefer box. Never regretted it and still rolling at a young 70.

And in a couple of years comes "CW McCall," and the rest is history.

Wonderfullllllllllllllllllllll☺☺thanksss,hug from Argentina.

Now can someone post the tv movie pilot for "Then Came Bronson"?

Aged and stupid

Thank you for posting this pilot film here. Ive been wanting to see this for a long time. For some reason its much harder to find than the series

I love this series.i wish it lasted longer. Claude Akins was great in everything he ever did.

7:20 that address is Contempo Floor Coverings. I guess her house is long gone.

Yeah, let's chug beer before driving over a mountain on an old mule path....

Glad i found this! Came here from TwinStickGarage on YT, from the 100Th KW truck show in Canada. Anybody know where this was Filmed? and if the Citrus farm is still there? That's definatly way out in the Desserty area of Cali.

Открыл для себя ешё один редкий фильм про дальнобой. Любопытно было посмотреть даже без перевода.

I was 11 years old back in the 70's, when this series 1st aired in Auckland NZ. There was a small Fleet of beautiful Kenworths and a cool looking Black Mack Truck based in my area. Loved it when the drivers would honk their horns as they drove by, ( If you got their attention and pretended to blow the horn). Awesome Trucks and Show ! ❤

This was a good show when new. I never missed an ep. Always liked Claude Akins. He guested on alot of shows, mainly western shows and crime dramas of the 1970s.Merle Haggard had a hit song of the theme song of this show.

350 and a 13 speed oh yeh, take me back

Love these old trucking movies. Thanks for sharing

Damn that movie and TV show. 43 years later and I'm still movin on, only it ain't like the movies! What a great movie though. I used say, "I can't believe they pay me to do this"! Now, they don't pay me nearly enough to do this! Oh well, it's better than jail where I was headed! Hammer down clowns... And I hope you find Jesus along the way.

Used to watch this show as a young boy with my my Uncle being born in 74 I loved that 74 Kenworth, any time off school I would take trips all over the USA from Hamilton Ontario and absolutely loved and cherish those memories! Laredo Texas as a teenager still cruisin with him in the 90s going to Boys Town! Hookers Cocaine and dollar drinks! Wooo hooo! Love ya Uncle Jeff

good episode

A GREAT. SHOW. WITH. GREAT. MEN

Watching this show helped inspire me to enroll in truck driving school and leave a desk job I hated. 15 years trucking were some of the best of my life. Thanks Will and Sonny!

This was one of those little known TV shows that I loved, some 40+ years ago

@22:27 same complaints, just upon different people. Need new material.

I wish they would remake "Movin' On". They remake so much crap form the 70s and 80s that a good TV show like Movin' On could be a good remake so long as they don't base it out of California but make it across the USA. Mind you they would have to find a power house actor like Claude Akins and that would be hard to do with the crap actors Hollywood has to offer today.

I remember watching this show at a truckstop in New Mexico,

So this is where the rumor began, truck drivers have a girl friend in every state.

👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

For a TV movie this wasn’t bad at all, good characters and a decent amount of action. Owes a bit to Wages of Fear but that’s no bad thing.

I watched Movin On as a kid along with other trucking shows and movies. I miss the heyday of trucking.

Torsion bar suspension

itsd like auf achse

Loved the show

I'm getting all mixed up watching this. Frank Converse is playing a character named "Will". He played the part of Andrew Scott in 'The Rowdyman' alongside Gordon Pinsent, who played a character named "Will". I keep thinking "hey, he's not Will, that's Andrew lol

42 cents a gallon for diesel- boy those were the days

I went to a parade this summer and someone had a replica of Sonny Pruitts truck Couldn’t believe it.