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Best truck ever

Very nice Acars.

I worked at the New England Produce Center in the 70's. The trucking industry had an eclectic bunch of perishable haulers! Summer vacation time was amazing. It was not unusual for entire families (and the dog) to be on the road with Dad! Some trucks were really held together with duct tape and baling wire.

Drove them for years Mack and Pete the best

Name song please

Many nice Old Brockways. Built in Cortland NY. They have a Brockway show every August over 100 trucks

At 1.03 Randy Engelharts very nice still workin Emeryville been to over 30 ATHS National shows.

At 2.25 A very nice and RARE. Brockway Sleeper. It is still around in Hamburg Pa.

There it was!! 🇳🇴🏍️👍🏻

Great road! Did you ride the old road Røldalsfjellet as well?

Fascinating 🤩

Came for the cabovers. Stayed for the music. That's a hot ticket!

i wonder how many drivers in those old GMC's needed hearing aids by 55 years old.im sure those old cabs werent too insulated.a 6 71 screaming @2350 rpms all day took its toll.my own hearing suffers from 6v 92's & 8v 92's with new donaldson mufflers after 15 years.but ours were limited to 2k rpm.

They was real truck drivers then❤😊

Pity about the music ( noise)

Such an enormous pity we didn't get 4070B in Australia, instead we got a crayfish with a birdscarer and no decent sleeper😒

This shows the days where a fellow could make a solid living driving a truck. Those days seem to be long gone.

I remember reading on every Midwestern Distribution trailers back doors,"you can own a truck like this for a dollar" I guess it was a lease purchase deal

My dad used to own one of those but I don't remember what year it was it was one of the most beautiful ugly trucks he ever owned besides the diamond rio. Unfortunately the Emeryville and him get ran over by a train in Midland Pennsylvania at a steel mill thank God there were no seat belts in the old trucks. It's spinning out

My kidneys hurt just looking at those hard riding tractors.

At 0:24 what kind of truck is that GMC

Anderson Christopher Jones Kenneth White Robert

At 3:06 is that a factory original Double bunk sleeper?

Time Capsule , good lookin ride not all pimped , or Resto Rodded out , or a football field long overloaded with chromed up. Just as it was when rolled out of Peterbilt and still ready to go to work.

No safety features except brakes. Awesome. When you had to know how to drive to be a trucker.

Owned and drove an international ‘66 CO4000 and an ‘80 KW A model. A friend of mine owned a White with the 2 arrows design exactly like in the video. Drove it several times

Brings back lots of memories . My three favorite trucks I drove were a 1959 B-61 Mack , A 1962 Emeryville , and a 1978 White-Freightliner ( one of the last made and one of the few with a 1978 title as they split in January 1978 ).

man i like thes old truck sure miss the good old days of trucking

No Mack’s?

Some of those guys had a bad day 😢

GMC was King they were always the first to come out with new options

Love those jimmies

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Wow! More plz..

I run one for Minnie years miss them to this day/ cowboy!

Takes me back when I was child thanks

O-H-I-O Porters shout Happy 2024🇺🇸 Cabovers Rule! These are some smokin hot cabovers! I still haven’t driven a K100 but hope to do so some day. Blessings! 🥰😎✌️

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Guys made more money in 1985 then today.

I think I seen the old Lougheed hotel, the north american truck

Love your Videos ❤. Brings back Childhood memories. Thanks y'all Lisa.

Thank you brings back Memories. The music Sucks.

Love Seeing The Old School Girls👍😎

Put Trucking country music on instead of jazz.

J ai possédé 2 Tran star

I have this song by Bonnie Nelson who was at one time known as Transtar Rose. Anybody remember Bonnie??

Remember the country singer, Bonnie Nelson, she was known as Transtar Rose!!

Makes me want to drink a gallon of Joe and watch Cannonball!

Recently learned Butch has been gone now for over a year. Thank you for this memory. Used to run into him at various dairy plants and see him on the road..such a class act. As for his truck, I’m hoping something meaningful in his honor was done with it, whatever his wishes were. Very special bond he had with it!