Mr. Harry's 1 of 1 1986 Peterbilt 359 with a CAT 3408

Frank Trujillo of FT Trucking speaks with "Mr. Harry" about his unique 359 that he brought to the Large Cars & Guitars truck show in Kodak, Tennessee.
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[@MrMan-ol4ic]

This man and his Pete are OG's of trucking. Respect

[@tsimmons1974ts]

💪🏾💪🏾

[@COFFEE-e3p]

very well said mate !!

[@thegasman2007]

Hell ya, Gotta love hearing the guy talk about getting his unit juuuuust right 👌

[@robertesposito9871]

This guy is the real deal, that’s when trucking was a respectable profession, with the knuckleheads they got nowadays, their a bunch of cut throats now, no one helps anyone anymore

[@horsepowerhorsepower3861]

Left Lane HorsePower Power....

[@mikefranklin1020]

I hauled coal with Mr. Harry (Bandit) back in the 70’s. This is Bulldog Mr. Harry; I drove a 1975 Black Brockway. You had a green cab over Peterbuilt.

[@Curt-ge9gc]

Back in April 1985 My Dad placed an order for 50 359's, of which 4 were powered with 3408 Cats and coupled with Spicer SST 6/1241 Transmissions. The other 46 were 3406B Cats with the Same Transmissions. Today 36 are still run Dedicated Turns, with over 5.5 Million miles on them. You maintain them right. They will last a long time.

[@cathykamm5265]

Coolest comment on youtube! Thank you and your dad for your services

[@Bigdaddy2166_]

I also had a 1985 359 with a 3408. Spicer 6 and 4 with a cat retarder. It was an environmental hazard but ran fantastic. I miss the old girl.

[@vaughncowan4055]

Still running?

[@Curt-ge9gc]

@vaughncowan4055 Yes, all 38 Trucks are on Dedicated Turns weekly.

[@michaelsclark]

I recall building any 34o8's when I worked at the Caterpillar engine plant in Seguin Texas but I built C-15s and C-18s and its great to hear stories of them and think there are a couple thousand I had a hand in putting together

[@michaeltillotson7044]

Wow just WOW. This gentleman is from an era when men were men!!!! God bless Mr. Harry and my hats off to you sir for a great video!!!

[@jaybirds7812]

That guy is a coal haulin legend. Watched that truck get loaded at Brookside and Putney on my trips in and out of the load out

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

Nice 👌

[@SammyFernandez-e3k]

Nothing like an old school cat like that that's one cool dude

[@needsaride15126]

This video is one of the best related to trucking I have seen. That 1 of 1 is a beautiful old school rig. Harry is the kind of guy you could sit on a porch with and listen to him tell stories all day. Wishing you all the best Harry.

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

I agree 100%. Men like him make my heart melt and bring great memories to mind of the many REAL OLE TIMERS I've met in my trucking career. I'm close to 33 years in and I throughly enjoyed this interview and the truck.

[@johnnyhill5361]

price

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

What a beautiful truck. The best part is Mr Harry’s attention to detail and interview. That truck is his pride and joy. Thanks for sharing this work of art, Mr Harry.

[@horsepowerhorsepower3861]

Left Lane Gang....Bye....

[@horsepowerhorsepower3861]

Pride in Your Ride,wish I had the $ to buy it....

[@jimmycline4778]

Shift a gear and disappear 🚚💨💨💨💨

[@daveostrom2908]

The condition of your truck makes a HUGE statement about the drivers ability and respect for his equipment ! You are both LEGENDS ! You have My greatest respect !

[@russellnorton9940]

well said indeed

[@robertbrake9927]

The truth well said .

[@cobracommander2297]

Love that RIG and Mr. Harry's passion he has for it ❤🤍💙

[@JalopyTechnology]

When I was with Peck Packing in the 70's I was put in a new 359 with a test engine...a 3408. My team partner and I were headed to Miami with 42,000 of meat. When headed up Monteagle, at 60 mph, everyone we passed made a comment on the CB that it must be nice running empty up the hill. We pulled over at the break check area and opened our trailer doors to prove we were not empty! This was 1975/76-ish. Several drivers are their words that night...

[@Colt-tf6xf]

That's a bullshit trucker story if ever there was one, we can hope you don't believe it too now.

[@Colt-tf6xf]

Now tell us the one about the v12 that only ran to Alaska

[@alfansojames2674]

​@@Colt-tf6xf Too young to tell lies.

[@stretchhfab7315]

​@Colt-tf6xf I used to scrap out trucks as a kid. I've cut up more then a dozen v8 Kenny's in my day. Was a common practice since ww2. So yea.... the only bullshit here is you... so..... yea, here's my left nut...

[@davidwhiten3742]

That is the sweetest Pete I’ve ever seen. Been driving them over 40 years and this one is the cherry of them all. ❤

[@bluezhawg2104]

I love me a 3408 used to drive a 78 KW with a 3408 that was pumped up and she was a runner. Oh the sounds of that V8 on a hard pull! Pure perfection

[@dude7838]

This is the type of guy that made me want to be a trucker. No disrespect to most truckers but this man is one of the last of the real ones.

[@mr.george-pht]

Very few drivers left who can drive that truck for what its worth. This man will wear that truck out. Hats off to this man.

[@philthelawnman]

You can't wear out a well maintained truck from then.

[@davewalker3979]

folkes don't realize he as the Bandit Handle for a good reason. CAUSE THIS RIG WILL RUN 100 MPH and of course he ran a linear so he could reach out and find where smokey was hidin'.

[@marinecwby01]

Amazing that's the original paint if he hailed coal with it. He's taken very good care of that truck. Badass tractor sir!

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

Absolutely love the classic CAT white The driver here looks like a legend 👊🏼👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼 respect

[@carlmason4153]

White Cats are usually reserved for Marine Application.

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

@@carlmason4153 yea and marine and other applications but they did come in highway rigs my ‘79 A model Kenworths CAT 3408 is CAT white

[@carlmason4153]

@@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03 Yeh Maybe my friend, worked on hell of a lot of Cats in trucks (worked for Cat Dealership) never saw one in white, but that doesn't mean they didn't do them. Seen Loads on Marine vessels, mainly 3406 & 3408's. Personally I dont like a Cat in White, but "Who am I"

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

@@carlmason4153 they did indeed come from the factory in other applications besides marine in white White in semi trucks as well. I’ve seen white 3406 CATs in semis too

[@matthewkabanuk443]

@@carlmason4153 Back in the 1960s and up to 1984, Cat truck engines were painted different colors in some truck brands. White in Paccar (Kenworth & Peterbilt), blue in Ford, gloss red in International, and chartreuse (close to Terex green) in Autocar and Western Star.

[@kenuber4014]

Them ole boys like Mr. Harry, are few and far in between! Salute Me. Harry!

[@PeterGriswald]

I'm 63 now, and I'm still banging the gears in my original '79 359 Pete. Got 3.6 million on her and she keeps gettin' on. Call me Twilight Zone they do................... I'm gone

[@kenuber4014]

@@PeterGriswald Well I'm 68 and been trimming my toe nails in the fan for a long time now. Retired 2 yrs ago. Let the youn'uns deal with it now!!

[@PeterGriswald]

@@kenuber4014 I hear ya hand. I just can't sit still! I run the Carolinas and a few other places when I get bored. I'm having fun and making money, but it ain't what it used to be out here that's for damn sure! Watch them clippers! lol

[@kenuber4014]

@@PeterGriswald Tail winds to you bud!

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

REAL TALK.

[@gregdcross]

I have a friend that has his father's (Fred Garnett) Pete he custome ordered with a 3408B with 5 & 4 and used it for pulling a bull wagon. Fred sold it to another driver and when he died, he gave the truck back to one of Fred's sons and he's resorting it. Currently all it lacks is stripping and a repaint. Awesome truck with so many stories and so glad it is back home where it belongs.

[@raymondbradley6788]

Chris Mr. Harry that is the cleanest 359 I’ve ever seen👍👍👍 absolutely amazing👍👍👍

[@scottturner1275]

Thank you for the Cat 3408. Most beautiful truck ever seen. Former trucker and Cat fan.

[@Alloyman6419]

When I stumbled across this video, I was like OMG!!! This took me back to my early teens in 1980. My dad passed away in 1976, he drove for Interstate for 27 years and all I wanted to be was a truck driver. In 1980, a neighbor bought a brand new bright white 359 specifically with a Cat engine like this one; minus all the stainless and full fenders on the rear wheels, but still tastefully dressed. He specifically ordered the Cat because he hauled sand, rock, etc out of quarries; similar to this one hauling coal out of Kentucky... This video brought back some amazing memories!

[@37903eral]

Mr. Harry is definitely old school, and so is his 359. Fine fine ride.

[@billness2635]

I drove a company Pete 359 in the 80’s that had a 3408 with a 6x4 air shift brownie here in Alaska going up and down the Haul Road. The same company who’s owner believed in Power! He had a couple of trucks with the 3408, more with the Silver 92’s that were uncorked, one with a KTA900 that he home built that did horrible things to the frame and rear axles and had intentions of using a 3412 in a project that didn’t happen. There were a few independents with 12V92’s and 3412’s that were feared here! Those were the days!

[@NewRiverRoots]

That dude is the truth. I could listen to him all day.

[@catdiesel7143]

Totally same here 👍

[@jeffearnest3269]

What a wonderful looking truck driver. I just love a 359 Pete . I think they should still make the 3408 Cat engine and without the the DEF fluid stuff. You sir have a great looking engine too. Take care of yourself and your truck. May our Lord be with you always.

[@mikenano8046]

That’s a true 4door !! I used to open the sleeper door to blindside in. She’s a nice looking truck. You can tell he proud of it and puts a lot of work into it.

[@leewalker3514]

I have seen that truck. I just retired after 48 years of driving I live in Newnan, Georgia and I have seen that truck down around Lagrange GA and yes, sir it is one bad mammy jammer.

[@benthompson5476]

Lived in LaGrange for 62 years Ben gone for 14. I believe I have seen that truck Believe he delivered to one of the Milliken plants

[@alleycat9369]

@@benthompson5476 There’s one like this in LaGrange, belongs to a man named Raymond. You probably know of him if you’re familiar with LaGrange, has a pretty good size trucking company. I drove for him back in the 9O’s. He leased one of his warehouses to Millikan. His is real close to the same color,v8 and similar wheel base. Excellent shape too. They pull refers, rgn among other. I’m wondering if that’s the one you saw. He’s one of the best people you’ll ever meet. Let me know if you know of him. The grandkids are running the company now.

[@benthompson5476]

@@alleycat9369 Raymond Vaughn. Good man Great trucking family. They know their business. My brother an I bought a Long NosePete with a Cat 4 1/4 think it had a 14 or 16 speed in it Last 2 gears we call go to jail gears from Raymond. Ran it for a couple years. Great truck. Same color as Mr Harry’s truck

[@alleycat9369]

@@benthompson5476 That’s right, I figured you knew him if you lived there. Back in the day he had some pretty fast trucks and good drivers. Last time I was up there he still had that 359. Good to hear from you, They called me double d Back then. Take care.

[@davidmeckley3773]

My late father pulled dump trailer for 45 years. The best trailer he had was a 39' Alumatec frameless. It was only the second spread axle they made.

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

Mr Harry, That's A Top shelf Ride , My Hat's Off To Ya .

[@sandasturner9529]

Never late with a 3408! Makes me wonder how this legend drives his.

[@SuperDriver379]

There are modern engines that make more power, more efficient than these ole dinosaurs like the KTA-1150 and the 3408B/C but none of them will ever make the sounds a 19L V8 does. It’s hands down the best sounding heavy truck engine ever put into a set of frame rails in North America.

[@sandasturner9529]

​@@SuperDriver379 truth

[@ryany4326]

The c18? Hardly a fuel efficient engine There’s a reason they still use these in modern marine installations

[@rogeryoung2049]

Nice unit. Having worked on a lot of Peterbilts this is a beauty

[@patrickbooth2329]

A real truck and a real truck driver . much respect for this man . after seeing this vid im putting my 1993 379 260 wb with factory air ride steer axle and 16 lter mechanical cat back together . Thank you for sharing this . i hate new trucks and steering wheel holders . the old days where the best cheap fuel and big radios .

[@FL.AirBoater]

Beautiful Truck Mr. Harry!!! From a retired driver from central Fl. with 43 years and over 3 million miles!

[@TimberHauler]

I have to say I raise my hat to that man and his truck.. What a beauty that Pete, powered with King of the hill engine.

[@Jamie-f8y]

Beautiful truck,wish there were more people out her like this guy

[@paulwiley9102]

I just love the sound of the 3408 cat motor. My uncle had a 76 k whopper with the 3408 and I loved it even as a kid. Thanks for letting me see this jewel.

[@russellsimmons8284]

I'm getting 5.5 from my 3406. He's got a dream truck!

[@matthewknight5641]

thats such an amazing truck and awesome ole man that owns it

[@jimmyscot2017]

My uncle drove trucks too I loved listen to my dad and my uncle talk about driving back in the old days...

[@hutchinson54]

Love the sound of the 3408. Very unique.

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

Beautiful truck. Kind of depressing knowing we will never see trucks like this again.

[@SuperDriver379]

They’re still out there in the bushes, there’s a handful of guys with the know how, tools and money to get them back in this kind of shape, but unless major changes happen in the way America is, the best of times may be 40 years ago.

[@Cnupoc]

At least we lived to see them 😊

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

FACT

[@fanohawk]

We need to make America Great Again.

[@COFFEE-e3p]

MR. HARRY STILL WORKING , USING THIS TRUCK,, I DIDN,T CATCH THAT ..THANKS AGAIN....COFFEES ON ME GENTS !!

[@JCST1529]

That IS an incredible truck. May be one of the best you'll ever see.

[@sargentslaughter3509]

Best truck I ever saw , very nice Mr. Harry.

[@allanbeamer7110]

Guy's like this always made me feel like a damn snot-nose newbie... in a good way. Taught me the old-skool ropes. Just retired couple yrs ago after some 45 yrs of driving. Always loved these big CAT's and what they could do. The industry didn't do itself many favors, however. Deregulation didn't help either. Sent a lot of guys packing. The rest of us tried picking up the slack. Glad I'm out now. It'll NEVER be what it was. This truck is stunning, especially for all the love put into it. And 6 mph?!! Wow!! But running like he did? Those loads, at $6-7 fuel with all those plastic fantastic battery operated crappers? No thanks. Gimmie a man's truck or none at all. Good luck all, and God bless!

[@brianpointing4205]

This has been an absolute pleasure to watch this video. It great to see an old timer with so much passion, and the PB is a credit to Mr Harry.

[@truthteller3820]

Best truck and trucking video on youtube. Brings back many memories. Thanks Frank and Mr Harry

[@christianrickard4082]

That mans from a generation of trucking that is long gone, back when truckers took pride in their work! Most of the guys and gals out there now are just after a paycheck and couldn’t care less about the industry, bunch of steering wheel holders!

[@jasond5405]

Everything about the trucking industry today is a pathetic joke unfortunately. From the throwaway plastic garbage trucks made today to the inexperienced sorry excuse for even a steering wheel holders that account for 99% of the so called drivers today to the EPA and eld's. Trucking ain't what it use to be and the good times are long gone.

[@christianrickard4082]

@@jasond5405 I agree 100%!

[@floydstowe]

Most so called drivers can't speak English sad sad deal what a beautiful truck

[@bush600r2]

​@@jasond5405it's sad to say but your absolutely right. I don't even live in the USA but it's the same in our country and others. Nothing is the same anymore and will never ever be as good but I just try to make the most of it and put myself in the best situations available.

[@howardjohnson6189]

@@bush600r2 Exactly sir.

[@wDh197]

Nice truck brings back memories ,I ran the shop at Peterbilt of Nashville back in them days it’s good to see an old truck look so good

[@JamesMoore-vt8xh]

He what we call trucking Heart and Soul❤

[@jonathanmerica5015]

What a beautiful truck. This is truly a gem.

[@SkylarJackson-ow5ud]

I have a 1979 kw lw 924 3408 with 46,000 lbs Rockwells , was a 15spd but I have swapped it out for a 6-4 set up way better ,water tank for breaks , and the compensator is in the truck frame. Mr cat it’s called , it’s a bc west coast logging truck, with 30 ton Columbia logging rigging , it’s been hauling trees in the bush of British Columbia for almost 50 years and still trucking

[@LaLaLand.Germany]

Wow. What a Babe. This is the nicest truck I ever seen. No shit. Mr. Harry truely went above and beyond. All the details, all the shine… I´m baffled. This tractor is sooo pretty, I hardly can contain myself. Now: how to find the right next owner? These are some biiig shoes to fill. And how to come up with a price? If ever anyone comes up with a Convoy remake- this would be the one. I downloaded this to save- we don´t know what happens next 20ys, I wanna keep the memory of Mr. Harry and this marvellous Peterbilt. Kind Regards

[@eliteeldt]

Love the quality and workmanship on that truck! The polished stainless is amazing! Interior is like new!

[@gm16v149]

Sounds like a great guy to have a conversation with. Interesting that it doesn’t have a Brakesaver, that’s the first thing I noticed. I wonder how many Petes or KWs had the 3408 in North America. Over here in Australia the Kenworth factory made 31 with the 3408 but we don’t get Peterbilt unless they are imported. Most of our 3408s in Australia were Ingersall Rand air start and most had the Brakesaver. Like he said, you can get good fuel mileage but you’ve got to know how to drive them properly. They are an O/O truck. There’s still a few working every day in Australia, not just show trucks.

[@matthewkabanuk443]

Here in the US, Caterpillar marketed and registered the 3408 with the EPA under "automotive" use (over-the-road) for model years 1976-1985. There were a sizable amount of Kenworth W900As, K100s, Peterbilt 359s, 352Hs, and a couple 362s with 3408s. A good guy by the name of Cam Lavin (quite prevalent on the American Trucking Historical Society (ATHS) facebook group has dug through tons of build records and the latest Peterbilt with a factory 3408 he's come across was a 359 with a build date of May 28, 1985; roughly 10-11 months into the model year. It's extremely unlikely that Mr. Harry's truck came factory with a 3408. It must have been a glider kit as the Custom Build dash plate was only a thing on those. You could apparently order a 503 hp 3408B over-the-counter from Cat for 1986 and possibly 1987, but there's no evidence here to differentiate if Mr. Harry's is the typical 450 hp 3408 DITA or a B model. Now, all this doesn't detract from the fact that finding a good running 3408 these days (especially one this clean) is a massive treat.

[@scottycollins1829]

Several here in the USA still working as well

[@hendo337]

I thought most of the big trucks and road trains over there ran Mack E9s or V12 Detroit's?

[@gm16v149]

@@hendo337 That was years ago. Nowadays we run Kenworths with Cummins X15 or you can get a QSK19 but they are pretty rare. Mack run the 6 cylinder Volvo engine, they say it’s a Mack engine except it isn’t.

[@dominichamel4685]

My good man, you have put together a beautiful truck! Very much attention to detail. Thanks for sharing her with us

[@brianwadell-zl9vb]

I know a few of those guys,the stories they generated are still floating around they were all hp freaks,some of these stories I witnessed ,that's something nobody can take from me,they are priceless,it brings back some special memories thanks for the memories,hollis

[@sharonsnyder441]

Wow, nice truck! Love the color too! Miss my first Peterbilt. It was a 1985 Pete with a 3406B Cat. The color of my Pete was Dark Rose Gray, looks like the same color too! Good for him, way to go!

[@TheDieselStop]

Absolutely awesome video & thank you, Mr. Harry. You are the true legend. God bless you and be with you. I would love to sit and visit with you for hours. I bet you have so many stories. Sir you are better than any stainless ever made.

[@jasonswingle1880]

Years ago there was a truck pull up in bath ny and on the way there we passed a dump bucket with a pete dragging it. He was pulling the hill out of Hammondsport and he was barking pretty good. Turns out he pulled in the fair. He had a 3408 under the hood. When he dropped the bucket they used a railroad tie to keep it from sinking into the ground. So he was loaded. Another truck that showed up was a heavy haul out of NY. They specially made that truck to pull heavy loads. That one had the 3412 in it. But the pete with the 3408 won it. He knew how to get the power to the ground. But they are rare, so it's nice to see this guy with his one of a kind original still on the road.

[@lioninthesun8833]

Farwell to ages gone. What a beautiful large car. In my career of 34 yrs of driving, I drove most the incarnations of the 3406 in COEs. I always pined to work with 3408.

[@eddieweigel9490]

Mr. Harry is a OG of the highways beautiful old 359 right there

[@ja98470]

Hats off to the old timer. He embodies the working man attitude I've struggled to maintain for 40 years of hard work! That was a golden generation that won ww2 for pur freedom. Thank you!

[@jamesharrison2041]

THE "". MAN "" IN THE BEGINNING. "" I CAN TELL THAT MAN IS THE " REAL DEAL""

[@jakem.6359]

Mr Harry definitely takes a lot of Pride in his ride. I could listen to him talk for hours. Definitely old school...... And there are fewer and fewer of these guys around. Thanks for another Great video Chris

[@j-rocsk]

It’s a really clean machine.

[@jandcco]

He is one genuine old school trucker, no flip flops here. Its so sad there are not many of his kind left. Hats off to 'Mr Harry" last of the old school.

[@hutchinson54]

Damn. I definitely missed my calling. That’s a beautiful truck. My dad (rest his soul) was a truck driver. He drove a little bit of everything. Log truck, flatbed, gasoline tanker, etc. Last thing he did was a transport bus driver for the Department of Corrections in Washington state before he retired at 72 back in 2010. I got to ride with him in the mid 80s when he drove tanker. I was fascinated with how he did everything. He was good at what he did. Sure miss those days.

[@michaelpetrey3210]

This was so wild to hear he worked in Harlan, KY, I live in Harlan myself and haul coal and I've always wondered who owned this truck. What a treat to see finally and hear the history

[@glennspreeman1634]

One loved and cherished masterpiece!

[@mikeschumann7832]

Beautiful 359

[@StevenHall-i8w]

My dad bought 2 brand new 359'S in 85 10 & 4 over in both boxes,3406 cats,beautiful trucks,my brother still has one of them.thank you!!!😊😊😊

[@Franchise38]

Beautiful truck. Same age as me

[@JeffCorrao]

Music to my ears

[@vancrawford4064]

Awesome truck and Mr. Harry is a true legend.

[@lennspringer5208]

This guy is awesome love how he does it ! Would be cool to have a conversation with hes a gem

[@bush600r2]

Wow this things immaculate. Real credit to this man for looking after this rig so well all these years. Really great to see. He must spend hours and hours polishing all that metal though. Even the motor is spotless. Well done Sir 👏👍

[@3406e]

This guy is nothing but a legend. Respect

[@DalePopiel-z4q]

Nice 1986 Peterbilt 359 with a v8 Cat engine Mr Harry

[@1pieman]

Mr. Harry, that's pure class a true driver that's what I wanted to be when I grew up thanks for setting the bar and keeping it going 👍😎👍

[@chadTx7378]

359 with a white whale... Absolutely beautiful, love it!

[@TheEclecticHandyman]

19:58 I enjoy safely driving 'The Gorge' on I-40 in my Shelby GT500KR, so that's a testament to Harry's Peterbilt in performance because that's tough for trucks to move nimbly through there. Exit 7 near the NC/TN line is 'Harmon's Den' Rd. and that is some of the most beautiful stretches of windy mountain road interstate in the country.

[@PatrickSBellSr]

Oh that is one SWEET Peterbilt! And a fascinating owner and outstanding interview. Wow, This is a 'keeper'. And God Bless Mr. Henry - he is true 'class'!😎👍

[@7seriesmax]

Years ago, I had a friend named Frank Toth who had a 49 ? needle nose Pete with a 3408. Being a master diesel mechanic having worked in it since the 80s I’ve only ever seen two trucks on the road with that big ass cat V8 in them. This was in the early 90s and Frank’s trucks was one of the first ones I remember seeing with twin 6 inch stacks on it. It looks like a freight train coming down the road. Just like Mr. Harry’s.

[@stormyweather9054]

How the HELL did they shoe horn a V-8 Cat in a NEEDLE NOSE ??? BET you can't slide a piece of toilet paper between frame rails and exhaust manifolds never mind trying to get the hood closed ....

[@SURFRAT2]

Hay Gentlemen, NEW subscriber here your videos are class to a tea Mr Harry, thanks for your time and telling us your story that Truck Wow gotta do a another interview with Mr Harry and get him to take you down some hills so we can hear that beast roar.

[@brettscott7770]

Man that is beautiful for sure.

[@ScottWM54]

Incredible insight & knowledge from "The Bandit"....

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

Absolutely beautiful truck. It's a shame we will never see anything like this come out of the factory again.

[@dbrinson9309]

there is nothing like old school truckin great interview

[@RobbieKidd]

I WANT THIS TRUCK! Love the color. Much respect.

[@andrewhatton1606]

I’m from buckhorn ky, eastern ky is where the best comes from 💪🏻

[@tracy.mankey4562]

That’s a real trucker

[@scottycollins1829]

Gr8 Vid & Interview of an WONDERFUL 359 LARGECAR & Mr H.😎👍🏾🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🇺🇸📢📢📢📢📢📢📢📢💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💎

[@DON-T909]

What a Gentleman ! What a Beautiful truck !

[@markbickelhaupt4414]

In the Movies, Burt Renyolds was the "Bandit", Mr Harry is "THE BANDIT"! Hauling Coal! Really Rolling Coal!!! Thank you for your dedication and Hard Work!! Beautiful Truck & a Gentleman! 👏👏👏👍👍👍🇺🇸

[@TommyTatom]

Needs to have more videos like this one, great job and much respect for Mr Harry

[@marigoldtransportationgrou8016]

I love interviews with our trucking patriarchs. Nice rig Mr Harry. 🙏🏾

[@jti2007]

I think you meant trucking patriarchs. Matriarchs are women. Patriarchs are men.

[@marigoldtransportationgrou8016]

@@jti2007 😂. Thanx for the correction. 🙏🏾

[@chuckrogers2480]

Beautiful rig Mr. Harry and great show Christopher!!!!

[@jesstrueblood2317]

First truck I herded down the road was a 1967 R600 Mack with a thermedyne 285 and a 5 +3 mack trans. Drove 5+4s, even drove a 4300 Int with a 400 cummins with a 12513 with a 4 sp aux and 2 speed rears in it. I'm 60 years old and got my class a when I was 16 but started driving trucks years before that