20 RAREST American Old Trucks From The 1950s, We Want Back! 🚛✨

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

20 RAREST American Trucks Engines Ever Made!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5zUpp96rNVgj5Y

[@donLatitisavanderworken]

AI narration is very irritating

[@johnross1947]

Number 21, the Walter. Don't forget the Walter.

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Thanks, John!

[@johnross1947]

So blessed to have driven these trucks and many others not mentioned. This generation of driver has no clue and doesn't want to learn. You actually had to drive them. 😮 2 and 3 speed rears, aux transmisions.20 speed spicers, we had fun.

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Thanks for sharing!

[@raymondmarcinkowski5514]

I know of a man who had a 5-speed trans four-speed axle 4-speed auxiliary in a tow truck

[@bones3826]

I agree with you 100%. The one truck I drove B model mact with A5A4 and a 2 minute. Now that was fun to drive with the homes 750 Miss those old trucks.

[@VanceBrown-r7v]

Do a video on the AM GENERAL.

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Thanks for your suggestion, Vance!

[@NealBickler]

You must add the Dodge Powerwagon, America’s four-wheel wonder.

[@sharirogers6826]

The errors of images vs. dialog are so many in this commentary that it is virtually worthless for any historical comment. There was NEVER any Sterling-While Freightliner, you didn't show ONE 1950's Freightliner (the images were ALL newer than 1959). You did SHOW a 1950;s restored Sterling, but didn't talk about it. ALL the rare trucks are rare because they didn't make more than a few hundred of them to begin with and 70 years later there are few left. The CannonBall GMC NAME came from the Cannonball TV series in 1959 (which IS on KZbin), where this H series CabOverEngine (they are C, O, E;s not coe's) GMC first manufactured in the Fall of 1949, along with the International L series, later R series conventionals. The Mack B-61 is one of the MOST COMMON antique truck around, not at all rare. I didn't take more notes, this presentation is not accurate historical truck information, just a mish-mash of videos taken from someone else, put together by someone who doesn't know much truck history and was like born way after 1950-1960. I remember seeing ALL these trucks and you get an F grade

[@jamielombardo5292]

I have a 1955 Ford F700 big job and I drive it

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Nice, Jamie!

[@tkskagen]

COE rigs are missed!

[@Superbison-t1d]

I have a 1957 REO A-630 with a A series body, bustle back sleeper cab , JT 6 BT Cummins, single axle , in excellent condition, AZ truck . I can’t find another one anywhere. If anyone knows of another one out there I sure would like to know. Thank you for posting this video, great work.

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Thanks for sharing it!

[@larryfisher5796]

I learned how to drive in a 1952 Kenworth with a 5x 4 transmission

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

Thanks for sharing it, Larry!

[@VanceBrown-r7v]

In the movie They Drive By Night, what brand of truck Humphrey Bogart and George Raft drove in that movie?

[@RD2564]

I did a google search "they drive by night truck model of truck" and a hit came back from Flickr "1922 Sterling Truck."

[@MarkBerg-tk8js]

57 KW tractor!

[@donames6941]

You show a peterbuild and a ford as a marmon-herrington

[@KennyPerrigo]

The B model Mack

[@raymondmarcinkowski5514]

That is one of my favorites is the B model Mack, I know where there's two of them to be 61s both tow trucks and clean but then again all of his trucks are

[@randygroff9425]

What truck wouldn't be used up , not exactly family vehicles

[@saddletramp6935]

Different tractors, same story.

[@MarkBerg-tk8js]

“Hi Binders, eh?

[@MarkBerg-tk8js]

Mack B61, 1957?

[@stevewinter3958]

dude did you fac check your pics they do not match

[@bobspeer6774]

IH 190.

[@realmainer]

What a waste! I like trucks & have driven many.

[@davidbo5823]

The AI thumbnail photo sucks

[@JimBishop-p3l]

Mack ltl