Emeryvilles

A collection of classic , restored and some diamonds in the ruff.... All IH Emeryvilles.

[@danhuttinger5040]

Those were great trucks I am a retired truck mechanic and I worked on those many years ago when I was a pup, I am 74 years old and I twisted wrenches for about 55 years.

[@Carl-gp9ec]

I love this this is my life for 45 years

[@mac163]

As a kid in the 70´s i was crazy about trucks and always thought the Emeryville was the coolest of them all, during school id used to draw that familiar cab shape and one day in front of my house a Emeryville parked for a whole month! (i guess the Trucker was there to visit some relative since there was a old folks home across the street ) id stare at it every morning before going to class like it was some kind of mythical creature! some things you dont forget.

[@johnruetz3849]

The first cabover I drove was an Emeryville for Schwerman in 1967. We hauled bulk cement to Indiana near the Indiana Toll Road when they were building I-69. Late one afternoon dispatch called me in to work and said he was sorry but all he had left was an Emeryville. I told him I liked the Emeryville. He said " Good. I only have two and only one other driver likes them. I'm putting your name down to dispatch you only on an Emeryville ." I was tickled . Loved those trucks.

[@cvgeeps]

I Love these old trucks brings to mind a better America.

[@dansengines2594]

When men were men,,, and trucks were trucks. What a great vid and really added having that great tune.

[@kevinfodi2145]

Missed their heyday. Passed my (then class 3 license ) on a COE (cabin over CB slang ) Kenworth in 1981. Still on the road to date.

[@MichaelMurray-bt7tw]

Old. School. Trucking. Great. Memories

[@richardsipes7957]

My dad drove one of these trucks when I was a kid brings back great memories love the pictures

[@danielschneider2889]

First rig I ever drove at 14 on the farm was a 1964 Emeryville with a 5x3 2 stick transmission, never did get it down 100%, not long after that it was replaced by a 1974 Transtar 4070A, ran that one until 2002 when it finally croaked, still have it, need to get that old binder rolling again.

[@Internationals1854]

Gotta love International for always having there own style of their trucks!

[@richardhicks2427]

Dad had two in the 60s the second one had a 8V71 with 70 series injectors 5 speed clark and 3 speed eaton rears. Very fast and powerful truck for the time.

[@thecurtray]

this brings a salty substance to my eyes. time is a thief

[@deborahchesser7375]

Curt Ray and it gets quicker every year , dammit

[@russvoight1167]

Quite the truck back in the day, hardly knew any old driver that didn't drive one

[@alanakins3099]

Love the photo’s and the song

[@travissims8843]

my dad had a 1970 ih transtar he painted white with brown and orainge stripes cool truck wish i had it back

[@robertlee7606]

Great video, love them Emeryvilles!

[@gearjammer4779]

I remember those old Emeryvilles. My Dad had one in his small fleet back when I was a little kid. They were the ugliest trucks on the road. Those old 180 and 220 Cummins could roll the smoke 💨 out of the exhaust pipes. At least they put the town of Emeryville, California on the map. 👍

[@kimmorrison9169]

this video is from the early 70’s when Emeryvilles roamed the country. All these are long gone and done worn out. I see some old International Transport pics in here. Rochester MN flatbed/heavy hauler in that familiar yellow green tractor colors. I.T. also long gone!

[@MyRebel44]

My favorite truck I learned to drive in one of these back in 1967.

[@richardsavoie1073]

Hated them at the time. No room. Now l miss them. We're good reliable trux

[@williamlong6252]

You knew you were trucking when you saw that flame coming out of the stacks

[@cahcah3194]

Yep red hot pipes

[@bertgrau9246]

I drove a 1970 International Transtar, had a 250 Cummins, and under a heavy load and a hill had about a 1 foot flame out the stack, could control how long the flame was with the throttle.

[@russvoight1167]

International Transport & Midwest Coast, those back to the golden age

[@MsJinkerson]

I loved the trucks with the drone box on the back and the tandum front axels

[@woohu2u2]

The E-Dog was the only Binder that I didn't operate. They were there but I dud drive the 4000, 4070, and TranStar.

[@mikebaldwin2280]

You could always tell an EMREVILL was coming by the SOUND

[@cathunter370]

Great video, perfect song to go along with it.

[@shovel79jon]

Had to watch twice, tears in my eyes from song, love the old songs and old trucks. Your are definately the real deal when it comes to trucking in the past and putting the music together.I BET YOUR DAD LOVES THIS SONG,{you put this song with Emeryvilles,Didnt your dad run a couple of Emeryvilles?????My dad and i love your videos,hes 56 and been driving all his life.

[@1959qwertyui]

After WW2 when truck production resumed, the company introduced the "W" series trucks, which were built in a new facility in Emeryville, California. This plant closed in1963.

[@aaroncone6778]

Love these old Emoryvilles! Great video!

[@dp.oennismaurer205]

When I was a kid the magazine, The Saturday Evening Post always had ads from I-H that featured their trucks from pickups to the Emeryvilles. The Hendrickson c.o.e. also used this sheet metal when HME used to make trucks. Their c.o.e. sat higher than the Emeryville, and it accomodated a big Detroit Diesel power 12V-71 pulling twin long trailers for the Cooper- Jarrett trucking co.

[@donaldbartram6315]

One of the few COE's I like,, such a distinct style.

[@donaldbartram6315]

The early Transtar conv. shared the same cab , another favorite.. IH had a lot of good looking trucks back then.

[@BCRification]

Another good one,Russ.Love the old snapshots.Keep up the good work!!

[@465walker]

Gotta love those emeryville's i know i do!

[@saltydog3714]

The name of the song is 18 Wheels A Hummin" done by various artists. Great video of the old Emeryvilles....thank you.

[@geraldbeasley]

The truck pictured jackknifed off the highway. Cabell's Milk Dairy Co. Dallas.Tx. my family worked for them. 3 generations.

[@Goldengoat23]

Love them Emeryvilles. A+

[@donaldbartram6315]

Love Emeryvilles & the original Transtar long nose ,

[@pichondeloro11]

225 cummins great engines i drove a couple nice trucks

[@happydays8171]

Wow, back when Cornbinders were the industry innovators. My have things changed.

[@johnmerlo5005]

My first job we had one with a 220 and 4x4

[@AlaskaTrucker]

Very nicely done

[@skippodsiad6916]

We called them bugs bunny, look straight into the front you can see the face of Bugs bunny 1of kind great truck

[@altecman21]

Loved em owned a 66 but I was to tall for that sleeper had to sleep across the dog house put two movin blankets down and slept there!! Hot in the summer cold in the winter haha those were the days!!!

[@travissims8843]

i love driving a real truck

[@scraps270]

@1968 spawn Awesome video!

[@keith7046]

They were built in Emeryville, California

[@donaldbartram6315]

Hence the name Emeryville.. They were really Transtars,,

[@richardrice40]

The irony is the majority of them were built in Ft. Wayne, Emeryville couldn't keep up with demand.

[@billbrown8006]

Love these I see there are a few co. Still around

[@truckerdean1]

I drove one of these when I first started driving 50 yrs ago

[@gearjammer4779]

truckerdean1 You havn’t been driving a truck for 50 years. If you’re gonna tell a lie at least make it sound believable. Get outta here with that BS. 😖

[@cvgeeps]

I love that Watson Brithers logo on that trailer. These are great pictures treasure them did you drive any of these trucks??

[@briansokoloski776]

Where is all the Chathams Ontario Canada conventional International tractors that where built there for over 50 years

[@r.b.holmes2779]

I saw a couple Lil Audrey's in there---

[@erical1]

nice old pics....what"s the song?? nice one

[@scrappyjunk8793]

walking beam suspension

[@flidflidflidflid]

at 1:07 lucky that had a longer frame

[@bebex1982]

what title this song???

[@josephrivett9117]

@ 1:09 How the Hell ?????

[@phillipjames2775]

Ugliest cabover I've ever known!