20 RAREST American Old Trucks From The 1970s, We Want Back!

[@vintagedrivetvyt]

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[@edwarddavis507]

The K-Whopper, they called the W900

[@mccrackenphillip]

The white 86 GMC 5000 Seen at the L.A country fairgrounds wasn't a bad truck to drive

[@RedneckSpaceman]

I was a teen in the 70s! I clearly remember some of these!! Being a 1958 baby, I can remember some really ancient vehicles!! When I was in grade school, there were still quite a few cars & trucks on the road dating back to the 1940s!! Even the 1930s!! Not too different to seeing vehicles from the 80s & 90s today!!

[@richardhedlund3774]

What a waste of time! All of these were very common in the 60’s and 70’s. Pure click bait!!!

[@Carolinastrucks]

@@richardhedlund3774 some are even still pretty common, like the gmc/Chevy c70s as grain trucks. Same with the ford 9000 They needed trucks like bicentennial kdub s or autocar Ds or the Ryder paystar

[@keneldred9030]

I love and wish I had 1 of each! That’s when companies knew how to make “REAL TRUCKS!!”

[@100aceswid]

Chevrolet Titan and Chevrolet Astro. White Roadboss and Xpiditor. Anything Autocar. White 9000 series. Ford 9000 series. Chevrolet Bison.

[@Carolinastrucks]

@@100aceswid arent the rarest. I’ll give you some Any turbine by any make, peterbilt bicentennial, Kenworth biccentennial, autocar Ds, general sba high sleeper, peterbilt 372 short cab, international brougham edition, Kenworth Liberty, and any prodotype. Oh and the Ryder paymaster.

[@larrywalker7759]

Yeah I guess the "Chevrolet" Astro is probably the rarest truck ever. I don't think I have ever seen one.

[@Carolinastrucks]

@@larrywalker7759 I’ve seen a few.

[@larrywalker7759]

@@Carolinastrucks The Astro 95 was a GMC product first released in 1969. In 1970 Chevrolet released their version as the Titan 90. Chevrolet never released a class 8 truck with the moniker "Astro". In the mid 1980s Chevrolet released the Astro van and the GMC version was called Safari.

[@Carolinastrucks]

@@larrywalker7759 I’ve seen titans, not the turbines tho

[@VanceBrown-r7v]

Do anyone remember when USA TRUCK had a fleet of GMC GENERALS?

[@danimal0921]

I thought that you said "RAREST". Through the Mack DM there wasn't even 1 rare truck! I'm done.

[@johnk5061]

Our reality is different from the marketing!

[@threynolds2]

Where's the crazy mish-mashed 1956 Ford in the thumbnail? That's what I wanted to see. Dislike.

[@johnk5061]

Mack DM looked different when I drove it. 🤔

[@EdmondBouchard-sy3ml]

Dodge Bighorn Rarest Truck I've only seen 2 in my life.

[@mylanmiller9656]

You want to talk Trucks with Power how about a 900 Kenworth with a 600 HP Cummins K block or a 600 Hp Cat 3408. These engines had power and torque.

[@darrellfxdwg]

The powerful 8V71 and robust 8.2 Detroit diesel. You obviously never drove anything with those piles of crap in them.

[@garymichalski5197]

Obviously doesn't know anything about trucks. Just reading things off cards. Freightliner FLD did not come out till 1987 also K100 did not have hood. As it is a cab over model truck

[@busterhymen6224]

I like all of those trucks, even the Ford. I do feel especially fond of Autocar trucks, but you didn't include them.

[@chrisw.3000]

Where was the Mack Superliner, Freightliner Powerliner, Peterbilt 352H

[@tkskagen]

How about a list of iconic Cab Over (COE) semi's?

[@threynolds2]

There are three in this video.

[@georgehopple1609]

Including the Kenworth K100... Which they said had an iconic long nose! I almost fell out of my chair. This video is a POS these trucks were almost all common not rare. And there are more inaccuracies than accuracies in the commentary!

[@threynolds2]

I don't know about your calendar, but on my calendar 1951 (#!0) is not in the 1970s. #9 was first built in 1960 and lasted through 1966.

[@billloffler8637]

I drove a Ford 390 V8. It was a female truck, first down and last up - a hill.

[@rogerellison-cu9ur]

What about the Reo and Diamond Reo?

[@raginroadrunner]

Freightliner made a "Powerliner" with the 12v71 twin turbo 575 hp.

[@wintonhudelson2252]

How about the 600KTA Cummins engine. 600 horsepower available 60 years ago.

[@dipakrn5230]

What about Marmon Trucks & Autocar, Pacific ?

[@Carolinastrucks]

Most of these are C O M M O N like the fld or ford l series. This is the most fraudulent video I have ever seen. What about the 372, bicentennial, flat floor prototype? There’s thousands of rarer trucks. Don’t use chatgpt.

[@patrickporter6536]

All his videos are nonsense.

[@VanceBrown-r7v]

One question, will today’s emissions, computer controlled become iconic collector trucks 20 years from now?

[@mylanmiller9656]

How come Peterbuilt and Kenworth are both built By Paccar, but the Peterbilt is so poorly built compared to a Kenworth.

[@marknielsen2482]

Who wrtes this stuff?

[@phillipgarrow2297]

Old autocars

[@nzsaltflatsracer8054]

The terminology here is just All Wrong!

[@raginroadrunner]

Kenworth W 900 L.

[@ChuckCrews-es1yj]

Need to redo ford's engines

[@ronbraese6191]

Nice video of old trucks but the AI voice over sucks!!!