1955 Kenworth 523 Bullnose

[@davidmcneill1128]

Thanks to everyone who has watched, enjoyed and commented on this video. Alex is my "Outlaw-in Training" we spend not nearly enough time playing with the old iron. I didn't know he was going to post this on youtube, but it has really made me proud of him and his dedication to trucks. I made my debut in the left seat at 14 years old, then my dad was sleeping behind me at the age of 15, in a L-190 International pulling a flatbed on a narrow 2-lane highway. I'm only 71 years old now, I had to sell the KW due to a stroke and a brain tumor. Now we are building a 1950 International LD-405 like the yellow one seen in the video. (that one went to Florida). The 50 has a Big-Cam I Cummins, 7&4. Hopefully it will be going soon, we will make a video!Keep on loving old trucks!David McNeill

[@gregjude2198]

Nothing but respect for you and your skill at the wheel, sir. Keep on truckin'...

[@Grunpyoldbastard]

Is the aux box reversed...looks like it. Use to drive a W-900 with 318 and a 4X4 with the aux box reversed....Very fast down hill

[@tjtrent2351]

Thank You!

[@camerongallant1125]

My prayers are with you i hope you recovered from the stroke and cancer

[@AlcornDynamics]

David McNeill, I was brought in and taught by "The Boogie Woogie Man" of the good time gang here in east Texas.. I'm feeling the years, but yet I miss the real trucks. I would love to see what is in your collection of trucks.

[@rhymeandreasoning]

My dad was a trucker, we never got along, the dude scared the hell out of me, and he was not too fond of me, but one summer during my summer break and part of the fall, he needed some extra help, so he put me to work and taking me with him on his wood/log hauling trips.4:30 am - 6 or so every evening, 5 days a week, we never bonded, and that fall I moved out ...but my dad drove truck all through my youth and some into my adulthood, spring summer fall and the hell of those freezing cold Canadian winters. I realized how hard he worked and how lonely it got for him out on the road, before he took me along with him, he had a huge stuffed animal , and put it in the passenger seat and that was his company. The man worked long hard hours to put a roof over our heads, food on the table and clothes on the back. The older I get the more I reflect and think back to that time with dad in the truck, and the love and respect I now have for him and all he did.

[@tomwest1741]

Awsome this driver is a pro I am 77 yrs young back in the 60s I drove twin stick B model Mack

[@luckyalexander8881]

My dad drove for over 40 yrs.From before WWII to 87.Met my mom at. The Truck Stop in my home town.Lots of family drove or drive.3 uncle's 2 cousins and my dads cousin.I have drove myself.Box trucks mostly.Rode summers with him .Food grade tankers and Refrigerated.one time his truck was being serviced so he had to take one of the shuttle trucks .A old long nose Mack shifted like that.

[@diamonddog257]

Tell him to get a real job : ... I had the same relationship w/ my dad....... He was a super-tuff in the Alberta oil patch.... Truck driving is a yahoo thing ....

[@rcolston624]

sounds alot like my life!!!! im 36 now and he turned 66 yesterday and now were best friends!!! he puuled the 76 kw out and i think its time for me to drive for him!!! we waisted alot of time ....and now we dont have much left!!!

[@deborahchesser7375]

rhymeandreasoning sometimes it’s hard for a tuff man to show emotions but he loved you trust me, he worked his ass off so he did the best he could I’d say

[@The_Bandit_750]

bet that ol truck put all his kids thru college and bought him a house...that's a real working man

[@mechanicinjuries6181]

Nic Parker I don’t get it dad

[@ronaldhokanson9138]

Mechanic Injurie0

[@scottprendergast2680]

Man-is it me or does old school have that cummins purring?

[@pointingdog7235]

This man is good at driving this tractor

[@RYMK887]

Great man "! A working man

[@paulmaness6338]

My drove for over 30 years, has has told me above driving a truck like this, I lost my dad in 2002,thank u for this video, it made me think of dad and the storys he told me, he started driving in 1947 till the mid 70's

[@ptrans100]

A real Trucker! That old Bullnose made him feel like a young man again one more time.

[@milwaukeegregg]

This guy hits every shift gentle as a hot knife thru butter!

[@ericnyamu9981]

You mean a warm knife through butter 😂😂

[@milwaukeegregg]

@@ericnyamu9981 yeh thats it.....

[@ccclc6159]

i hate seeing drivers so proud of their twin stick trucks grinding every gear, double clutching complicates shifting but a good twin stick driver can double clutch and hardly ever grind a gear

[@lucassaueressig1411]

muscle memory

[@sandasturner9529]

How it was meant to be driven

[@ehcatsfaneric2211]

reminds me of my DAD...a truck driver...not just a guy driving a truck like most..these are special men

[@semiretired6033]

That old girl sounds great. Love them old work horses. I have nothing but respect for them and the men and women who drove them. I got a back ache just watching you guys bounce around in there. I’ll leave them old trucks in the past , and I’ll keep my Volvo VLN 760 . Thank you for the video.

[@lesschopeck9656]

Watching this man drive this truck has been an honor,,,,,,,,,,,,Watching him own this truck, no clutch shifting and seeing how he knows this truck better than he knows the back of his hand is a pleasure,, TY for the vid

[@SteveCarras]

I’d start out if I ever tried double clutching then single clutch then floating

[@johnjadams2308]

Mad respect for a true gear gammer he makes me really miss my father

[@brothersalvarado7682]

Me too

[@jaysanti3308]

me three. God Bless all the truckers. Keep that Hammer down.

[@bassturkey]

Mr. David seemed like a man a boy could look up to. God bless!

[@dirkdiggler2507]

Yep.

[@Cafferssss]

Nice surname. Not many of us about anymore.

[@briancaldwell1798]

Men like this is what built America 🇺🇸. I also drive a truck for a living and respect these guys no air conditioning ,no air ride suspension, no air ride cab and no time at home! God bless.

[@M456-r4l]

انه الصبر والكفاح والوصول الى الهدف

[@bigdaddysshop8180]

First truck I drove had no A/C, ,NO P/S , NO SLEEPER.

[@Victorseafog]

no power sterring. I drove a 1987 freighliner coe it had ac but no power steering I hit a bump my head hit the roof. It was harsh. My first ride over I-40 heading towards Kingman AZ I smoked the brakes with 44000 lb of Levis I can believe I didn't wreck. Jake brake nah no such thing ., There was no air ride. In 1989 my company gave me a single bunk COE witha set back axle it was a lot better and it had ps. In 1990 I got a new double wide bunk freightliner bus with a cat engine I thought I was in heaven. I got pulled over at brownstown TN DOT and the nasty prick made me lift up the bunk and there was the owners manual and he said what is that and I said I don't know looks like a owners manual he made me take it out. Big deal then he shut my truck down for some lose bolt on the trailer I want to add that I worked for this horseshit company called KLLM for 3 months it was with qualcom early computer. This company was the worst, well I worked for worse. KLLM in 1990 did not have fuel guage in the truck you had to check the fuel with a yard stick and KLLM didn't have a heater in the tank if you ran into frigid weather your fuel would jelly if you didn't buy something, KLLM made me sleep in a bunk house at the terminal in Jackson MS it was the worst company ... I made it 4 months. This is not the company I am talking about above hauling Levis from Waco to Henderson that was triplce crown.

[@airmike1271]

Only heard a gear grind once and that was when going into reverse. Thank you, for taking us for a test drive. My dad would have liked this video too. My dad passed on this last March and for some reason, you remind me of my dad...thank you.

[@argylegirl9953]

I loved this- I will always remember traveling down old Hwy 99 before the interstates in my dad's KW Bullnose with the Cummins pulling a Brown trailer. My mom & I would ride with him once or twice during the summer for his weekly run from Seattle to Los Angeles hauling shingles & shakes. Like Mr. David said, no power steering, no air conditioning, and a great loud sounding engine. I sure was a lucky little girl. I used to sit on the cover between the seats and check out the road. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@jeanpierrevaillancourt-pro247]

Brave fille 👌

[@iamrichrocker]

You can see..sense..the affection Mr.David has for His old Girl..i can imagine what he was thinking..the memories he sifted thru as he drove Her one last time..great video..and a message there for us all..Time waits for no one...

[@gravytrain416]

What a great tribute to a REAL trucker. Those were the trucks and the truckers that kept this country great. Thank you so much for that. I enjoyed every minute of it.

[@Flatbedkw]

I absolutely love the sound of that Cummins. Watching him drive is a treat.

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

awesome video I enjoyed it. And man he can shift,hit every gear as smooth as could be, I dont think the average person knows what kind of skill he just demonstrated.

[@shitbox7413]

AsTheWheelsTurn, God only knows how many years of experience in that truck!

[@briangalindo8513]

AsTheWheelsTurn yo

[@sawz5]

I had a '70 cabover KW with the same transmission setup, it was a joy to drive and shift.

[@jimjam8149]

Rodney Leonard is one stick high the other low range??

[@juliussd5901]

I think one stick contains the main gears, and the other one is called auxiliary transmission. Basically you have four different gear ratios for each main gear, a 16-speed.

[@redfredrickson9455]

This guy has all my Respect ! I would like to ride with him all day , Very few can drive like this anymore ! This is what I like to think of when I think of a Truck Driver ! Keep up the good work

[@classictruckpete7809]

Now that's a real trucker. My respect to people like this man. Thank you for this awesome video. God bless you Mr David.👍🙏🚚🚛🇺🇸

[@mikeadrover5173]

My respect goes out to this film. I raise a cold beer-up high and tip my hat to Mr.David! He and his kind built this great country of ours, we must not-“forget”, and endeavor to walk with his kind. As always, thanks’ for taking the time to make this video!

[@gregoryjackson3462]

Best shifting I've seen in a long time. 44yrs old first saw my uncle in his working the years the same way. Thanks for this video sir. Brings back memories.

[@MrLuvtheUSA]

Love the spirit in these old tuckers! ''separates the MEN from the housewives'' It's really awesome to see these men of yesterday and there marvelous, beautiful trucks that were the backbone of America. Thanks for sharing

[@grantbrooks9489]

Awesome great ole school trucker. Floats them gear changes without the clutch beautifully.

[@joeyadams6395]

now this is a driver

[@slickmuck4312]

Grant Brooks I agree he shifts it smoother than I do my 18 spd eaton Respect. I’d like to try it someday

[@jimaulander6294]

A real Pro Truck driver.I watch this at least 5 times in week.I like that his shifting and also shifting backwards.Thank's for this great video.

[@danfarris135]

Reminds me of my dad. He could drive like this,smoke cigarettes,drink coffee and talk on the CB all at the same time. Sure do miss him

[@erikbunty2016]

Who says a man can't multi-task, right?

[@kevs56chev]

Coolest vid I've seen in a long time. Bless David McNeil, there aren't enough men in the world like him

[@chifloid]

Nice, I remember when an old man thought me to drive a 1959 cab over with two sticks. His words (son if you learn to drive this truck!!!! You can drive any truck in the world) thanks to his teachings that is true. I was 12 at the time and still driving modern truck. Miss those good old days.

[@guillermoleal1487]

is this guy a BAD ASS or what, he shift into 4th gear in reverse. GOD Bless Mr. David and all those truckers out there giving out the best, not only for their Family, but for all the community. Thank you.

[@rustyed1]

Everything in and about this historic event is priceless,and i am honored to just watch it,and i thank you.

[@kennethhall5070]

Thank you David, I'm grateful for you taking me back in time along with a lot of other ole Truckers💪🇺🇸🕊️

[@wadewilson2847]

can't help but smile watching this good ole boy hammering down reminds me of back in the good ole days.

[@panzerfaust5119]

2 stick separates truckers from housewives.I love it.Cool ole dude in a cool ole rig

[@captainmorgan1107]

You got that right! Twin sticking is an art and only about 2% of todays truckers could pull it off.

[@hdtowman]

Not to mention to play in the cabover version. The regular twin stick is challenging enough

[@randomdude9269]

@@captainmorgan1107 yep. In america even driving a regular stick (in cars) is rare.

[@supremeflagship8965]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@lioneljones8502]

Makes me miss my dad. I used to ride with him during the summer. I have fond memories of him and those days

[@TheWizardofOblivion]

It really is an amazing thing to sit and watch a man and his machine come together. Beit a thrasher, locomotive, or rocket ship... when it flows like water, its a form of art!

[@linnamuuf]

My hats off! These are the guys that bring us our commodities. Our food, our blankets to sleep in, our medicines...drinking water. Everything is brought by truck drivers! My deepest respect for you, haulers!

[@TeriCaboverKidd]

awesome. hes still got it..nice to see a veteran driver and his good ole truck..love it.

[@patbrennan6572]

Thanks for the ride M.R David, hate to admit it but I'm two years older than that nice rig of yours.

[@richardthompson2606]

Lost art. My first truck 1969 Ken with a 4 and 3. Will never forget it. I salute you. Guys like you are unsung heros who helped build America.

[@billbrogdon4261]

My first memory of my dad driving was going to a cubing plant in Sacramento or Stockton don’t remember which now. It was a cab over Freightliner I think but was a twin stick. That was the most amazing thing I had ever seen. Watching him go through the gears, both hands shifting and his arm going through the steering wheel at the right moment, listening to the Jake slowing us down. Thank you for this memory.

[@Fahrvergnugen]

When Mr. David is flirting with his missus before rolling out!

[@TomBrindley]

1955 was the year I was born & growing up I still remember riding with & watching my grandpa shifting his old truck like this old trucker. Thank you for the cool memories.....

[@GAZIS4]

respect to the gentleman who respects his truck!! old school master driver!!

[@westrotter7847]

Such a great video..reminds me of the generation before that i learned everything i know about heavy equip and trucks...and my Dad. Gods speed and God Bless.

[@ronaldgreen5292]

Beautiful!! That old man is a boss!!! Driving that old truck, like it was brand new!

[@garyallen7868]

Reminds of my Dad when I was 8 sitting in the cab, wonderful memories.

[@sikorik9964]

that's exactly what I thought of when I saw this old man driving this truck my dad. he's about to turn 80 and he can still drive his ass off!

[@neversurrender5976]

Mr. McNeil, Sir thank you for sharing your story and the Grand Old Lady, bout cut a tear. Praying and pulling for ya. My pa drove over 3 million miles, you two are cut from the same cloth. My the Almighty Bless you and your family sir. ps Alex is good Man to show America what a great KW drove. Many Thanks to you both.

[@joshua6200]

Looks like he maybe had a stroke, but shifts like a master! Nice video!

[@rodneyperry6942]

when it gets in your blood, it becomes second nature. ya don't even think about it, ya just do it. he's been around the block a few times in THAT machine....you can tell by how he handles it effortlessly. even after his brain surgery and obvious effect....not stopping him, God bless him. Am sure he's sorry to see it go, but am glad that he at least got a video, real Irving him on his last ride.

[@demontwashington5388]

+rodney perry It's like playing a musical instrument. Matching the revs to the gears by listening to the pitch of the engine. This guy's a virtuoso. Not his first time behind the wheel, to say the very least.

[@rodneyperry6942]

Demont Washington I hear ya. Only been doing it since 93...long after HE started

[@anthony342]

he's a pro .. !!

[@PastelMangoRoseh]

joshua6200 I was gonna say that

[@butterblood]

No idea why this showed up in my feed but im glad it did. What a cool video.

[@dennisternent2974]

I CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW HE FELT ON THIS FAREWELL RUN. I HAVE BEEN DRIVING MY KENWORTH W900 FOR ALMOST 39 YEARS NOW. I WOULD JUST HATE TO GIVE HER UP. WHEN SHE'S GONE, IT WOULD BE LIKE LOSING A CHILD. I HAVE SPENT HALF MY LIFE IN MY OLD GIRL, AND WE HAVE BEEN ALL OVER NORTH AMERICA WINTER AND SUMMER. GOING TO NEED A BIG HOLE WHEN I DIE SO SHE CAN BURIED THERE WITH ME.

[@samcable647]

dennis ternent I respect you, you are one of the last few true breed of truck drivers and not just a damn steering wheel holder.

[@TheAussieStig30]

dennis ternent she's lasted longer than most marriages, fella.

[@grantweymouth7022]

Good on you Dennis I wish i could say the same in my career..... respect mate!

[@bulanbaby]

Maybe you can make a video with your trucks. We would love to see you.

[@adriantomlin1362]

Godspeed to you buddy. Your a dying breed. There idiots in the road nowadays only wish they were professionals truck drivers!!!

[@raysmetaltracks6782]

My Dad used to drive back in the day, Lord rest his soul. Nothing I loved more than when Dad would let me take quick hops with him when I was a kid. I have a special place in my heart for Kenworth. Before my Dad passed, all he wanted was for me to try my best be the first in our family to go to college. Dad, I found a good home for your Kenworth and it helped get me through college. Did one better for you, got my masters degree as well. I held on to a couple grand from the sale of your Kenworth over the years, invested it, and now that extra cash is going towards your Grandson's college fund. He's a good boy Dad, but you know that already. The sound of this ol' Kenworth brings back great memories. 👍

[@24hellopeople]

As a new incomer I sure admire this old man. Keep on trucking

[@anthonydecesare2054]

Double sticks! The old arm through the steering wheel shift. Don’t see that anymore. My dad taught me on one of his Macks. I like that “it’s a man’s truck, separate the truck drivers from the housewives.” Oh pearls of wisdom.

[@tub771]

My dad told me about driving a twin stick and having to put one arm through the wheel to keep her steady. Great video!

[@ridingwithdanny7953]

Same

[@miguelangelgarcia4038]

amazing, I had the fortune to operate that transmission, in the year 1992, when I started driving, I am Mexican and my passion is trucks; Thanks for sharing this video.

[@jimchaudrue7675]

Such an awesome video! That young man can toss those sticks. That old gal just hummin along. Thanks for taking the time to make it and share it!

[@kennethhall5070]

I can’t help but watching this video every few weeks. Mr David is as smooth as glass easing in and out on those gears. He drove a real tractor and sounds like the Midnight Rider took good care of him. Thanks again for this video!!

[@MikeBrown-ii3pt]

I love watching videos like this. They take me back to the 80's when I learned to drive our farm truck. We had an old Mack with twin sticks. Dad told me if I could drive that then I could drive anything. It took me a few tries to figure it out but I got it. I wouldn't wants to run it every day but it was a great learning experience. I'll take my Freightliner with just 1 stick for every day but I still see the old Mack every now n then hauling grain. I'd love to jump in and find out if he remembers me!

[@adamzaidi1748]

Watching him throw those gears around in a harmonic way just truly astonishes me.. Thank you for sharing this.

[@steelwheels327]

Your buddy loved that truck !! Shes been a good old gal !!! Well hopefully whoever bought it will take care of it very well .

[@saintsarecoming13]

I'm a rig mechanic and I can't drive half as good with one stick as Mr. David can with 2. That's a real driver, I can only ever dream of being that good.

[@vbhall3407]

man thank you for making this video..listening to that old truck throttle up took me to my happy place..and much respect to mr david..that man has forgotten more about trucking than what any of this new breed of steering wheel holders will ever know!! and another thing...these younger generation will never understand what's its like to steer a cabover with out power steering and all that weight on the front axle...

[@jamesbogacki4453]

My friend was telling me how they shifted in the day .Finally got to see someone doing it .Thanks

[@graysen5532]

my grandfather r.i.p. had the old GMC brigadier loved being beside him for those runs wish I could bring those days back.

[@jmaldonado1546]

"Separates the truck drivers from the house wifes ! " Thanks guys I really enjoyed this. Pure fun.

[@whitetiger8652]

You are definitely a master as I have driven quadruplex Macks and you are the best congratulations sir.

[@22fret]

A strangely satisfying video, great driving. That engine alone is music to my ears...

[@robertmorrice2282]

Great video I remember my dad teaching me to change gears without using the clutch David is a master

[@mcrangelvlogs9396]

This sir makes me remember when i was 10 and would travel with my father. Now i am a trucker but god i miss him everytime i pass passes or roads that i would travel with him. :(

[@kevinobrien4605]

Am I the only one who thinks his reverse shifting was even tighter than his forward shifts. That was smooth as hell.

[@heathnelson5491]

Thank you for sharing that...it is forgotten too often of how far we have progressed in 100 years. my dad drove truck, like his dad, and being a driver myself...well damn. there are somethings you cant say with words...thank you for reminding everyone that heard the message... what message? That old way of doing things come to go, as did the way before. memories are made and connections are strengthened, and that togetherness is becoming endangered by our own fear of the inevitable. 2 years of caution has given what results today? the facts are available to all, but its easier to have it spoon fed to us by some stranger on tv. be with those you call family, and as this world breaks into the dawn of war again...memories are bulletproof and cant be taken. thank you for rattling my memories a little...and the chance to live to make more...

[@davehelmboldt6790]

You can tell just by the way he handled that truck, he put a lot of miles behind the wheel of a big rig...almost like he's one with the truck. Driving it I'd kinda like a bicycle I guess; ya just never forget.

[@carriebrumley8926]

I love watching this video the man reminds me of my Dad he could drive anything. He's been gone awhile now and I miss him. This video brought back a lot of memories. Thank you for posting it!!

[@countrytimeskyredwoodsitte702]

one hell of a rig,one hell of a trucker

[@chrisoconnell532]

Guaranteed to not fall asleep T the wheel

[@markredden311]

Wow, what an amazing video. Man said "I may be old but I ain't dead, not yet. I still got it."

[@weejohnbb]

What a pleasure to watch this man drive his truck, it's like an art form. Wonder how many real truck drivers are still out there driving like this?

[@paulfisher6142]

What a driver. I miss the old days. .. . . . It's been 3 years since I've run an old Sam Tanksley 352 Pete doing OTR . . . manual steering & windows, single bunk. Drove it off & on for an outfit in Cincinnati from 1987 until 1997. . . then bought it in March 2007. Still have it . ... .

[@marksanchez7585]

Damm grandpa lives deep in the woods 🤠👍🏽

[@AB-uw3os]

A really nice truck- nice aluminium dash with the necessary instrumentation. No flashy chrome. And an expert behind the wheel.

[@matthewtalbot3141]

Awesome video. Been a driver my whole life , 3rd generation and this video reminds me of my dad who past some time ago God bless and stay safe. Keep on truckin guys !

[@Brandon68plus1]

I enjoyed watching old school handle that truck like a real man. What a awesome skill. I won't give up shifting gears for a slush box ever

[@derekstocker6661]

So well driven and made it look so easy, well done sir.

[@vincejonathan2181]

Sir, you are the last of it's in kind in the trucking world. Shifting skills that any young buck these days would die to have. Thank-you for showing us how it is done.

[@gzwbyc]

Great Vid. Love seeing the old classics in the hands of a true professional.

[@mauriceb5675]

I grew up on a 1965 5x4 190 International. Watched my father from the passenger seat for years then I got my chance to give it a whirl as I grew up. Still love the old iron. Love it.

[@northstar1950]

A pleasure to watch and listen to, that engine sounds sweet.

[@mikesai8561]

Bless his heart, Mr David definitely still got the skills.

[@makeupyourmindinator]

I drove truck for nearly 20 years. I gave it up to turn a wrench and be home with the family every night. I got to tell you it takes a real man to drive a twin stick. My hat goes off to you.

[@pamelaraffel9142]

Shifting like a hot knife through butta! Love that engine sound, too! Major respect to you Mr. McNeill. Great year for KW---year I was born. : ) Stay well and Be well. Cheers to you!!!

[@pepitogamez]

My dad just died last February and he was not just a worker at the wheel, he was a real truck enthusiast. I remember seeing him drive that type of truck with two speed levers. Greetings to that great great driver of the video, who reminded me of my dad. Greetings from Mexico City

[@frankwhittemore9149]

thank you for sharing. very cool. tell Mr David he one hell of a trucker, 10-4

[@007Moonraker1]

What a great video! I drove a 1964 Kenworth off road log truck with a 5x4 up in the Olympic mountains for many years. This video brings back some great memories. THANK YOU!!!

[@wh07016]

I learned on b model mack with a duplex transmission drove for a company for over 30 years accident free in the new York metro area n saw such a change with the trucks over the years !! It was a great career n I worked for great compamy with a lot great drivers !!!! But the truth is I never miss sitting in the george Washington bridge n the cross Bronx traffic !! Keep on trucking

[@alcopower5710]

This man and machine was made for one another. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this gentleman show us how to master the gearchange

[@alwilkes4733]

The last of a dying breed the American Trucker awesome video.

[@rocketdragon8419]

A Great Tribute To Both. A Gorgeous Truck & Having Had A Truck With No Power Steering & A Crash Box With No Air-Con Really Does Show Driver’s From The Rest. Great Video.

[@cmdarb141]

That man just changing gears like a boss!

[@abaneserpradeepchandraraj9928]

cmdarb141 Absolutely

[@shanefulner]

Absolute thing of beauty watching and old timer drive a rig so natural with out thought shifting like its as easy as breathing

[@MrChaingang1]

Was true joy to watch a master at work..... drove an old Mack duplex for a while but never like that

[@Martmns]

Wonderful video! Mr.David is an amazing man and an amazing driver.

[@ryancarroll3961]

This guy David reminds me so much of all the MEN I grew up admiring