Emeryvilles

Here you go goat. normally I would expect a please for a request. but since a lot of these are yours I find that out of line...........

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

My kidneys hurt just looking at those hard riding tractors.

[@mikemacleantrucking]

love the bluesy tune......and the big old rigs.....and the videos you're posting. i'm a dump truck nut myself and could spend all night browsing these sites. thanks for all your work. getting a few of my own truck pics up for anyone interested.

[@jonathansparks3386]

I can imagine The Killer Jerry Lee Lewis singing this song. He truly was the last man standing. RIP Jerry Lee ❤❤❤❤

[@thebobandtomshowfan]

Great video of these workhorses of the yesteryear. These trucks helped make what America is today. Keep em coming this is why I subscribed to you. Good Job! Thank you!

[@speedskiff2]

nice post. Cut my teeth @ 17 on Emeryvilles. Ross cam steering just like power steering plus that noted exhaust pop from manifold exiting by #6 hole. After some winters the pistons to raise cab would come up through floor. Trucks in those days always had character.

[@altecman21]

Sure liked the Emeryvilles!! Only had one back in 66 but I loved it! Had to sleep across the dog house more room than the baby bunk!! haha I'm a big guy!! ...Jimmy... Thanks

[@jonathansparks3386]

I’m more of a fan of Ford’s 2-story Falcons of the same vintage of the Emeryville. But the Emeryville is starting to grow on me

[@joesmith-jb4ls]

Back in the day, 1964, I worked at a truck stop. We had two drivers that regularly stopped in. Big Sonny and Little Sonny. Big Sonny could wash the windshield on the Emeryville while standing flat on the ground.

[@joedaly2362]

My dad had me drive our farms '61 Emeryville. And drive it a fair distance sometimes. I was 16 years old. Looking back he took some faith (chances) in me. Myself I never thought why not? He said to do it so I did. It was a slowww truck.

[@jesehowells]

now that is some good pics of emeryvilles iam diging them!

[@superality]

Great festival of IH Emeryville. thansk for sharing. love your videos ;-)

[@donaldbartram6315]

Never drove one but always liked the look of the early ones.

[@jasonlamphere7410]

hi my dad did to framtrucks to and mudtrucks dump trucks seamis that's I am asicking you a qestin what where I can fine a truck so I can start my halling company .!?.

[@bernardbarker5424]

I hate the song but love the old trucks.

[@bobwilliams3502]

When they first came out they called him the million milers

[@bobwilliams3502]

Them

[@dustys1banjo]

Wow, first big truck I ever drove was an Emeryville day cab, never heard them called that, we called them flatcabs, Never went on the road with one, I worked at a terminal setting up and breaking up triples. Who does the song, that's a great song.

[@stevendillow6677]

Nice trucks

[@stephencarter381]

The Red Emeryville at 50 Seconds is mine. It is a Former Bowman Transportation Tractor.

[@DIESELFUMESS]

Thanks for the nice words. I'm glad you guys enjoy them as much as I enjoy making them. Keep on Trucking Terry

[@kdraper2007]

@myron73 the Emryville is an International, it was replaced by the transtar 4070 series cabovers.

[@donaldbartram6315]

Had to cover those grilles in the winter,, otherwise they'd find you frozen to the seat when you didn't show for your delivery. LOL

[@rustandgrease]

Great job as always Terry! I just looked this for the first time with my dad the other night, and at 2:04 I paused it and at the same time we said that's the truck! He has that very truck in his barn right now under restoration! Where did you get that picture? Thanks as always!

[@bretyoung1869]

Great stuff, really enjoyed !! Thanks

[@tpvalley]

I have a toy one of these from when I was a kid in about 1:76 scale.

[@DIESELFUMESS]

@rustandgrease that's cool that your dad is restoring it. Sorry to say I don't remember where I found the picture

[@ralphmoore8895]

My dad used to own one of those but I don't remember what year it was it was one of the most beautiful ugly trucks he ever owned besides the diamond rio. Unfortunately the Emeryville and him get ran over by a train in Midland Pennsylvania at a steel mill thank God there were no seat belts in the old trucks. It's spinning out

[@TheRubberDuck1]

Super photoslide!

[@1BEAVIS13]

They are Internationals. Forerunner to the Transtar.

[@Goldengoat23]

Does anyone know what happened to that Emeryville at 3:03? Almost bought that truck until I sent some boys by to look at it and it was terribly rusted-out.

[@daveyboysheffield]

drove one 68 69 220 Cummings 10 speed hauling swinging beef from Nashville to Brooklyn, NY. No a.c. not much heat put cardboard over front to get it to warm up.

[@sabrinacordell6290]

Cummins

[@sillygoose2508]

and burn up in the summer time

[@CBear47]

Pretty dang nice... what is the song? I was hoping to see my dad's old Emeryville in there... Charles D. Care trucking, if anyone knows who bought it at the auction... anyway, takes me back. Some real beauties in there.

[@lawrenceeytcheson1317]

No where in all these videos have I seen the ugliest cornbinder to come off the assembly line. That was the 75/76 international "boot".

[@crewcab1984rv]

What year is this Coe, motor, wheel base is for sale at 3:10

[@Goldengoat23]

I am the baby at 1:11.

[@robbalex1963]

@kdraper2007 Emeryville was replaced by the CO4000.

[@sabrinacordell6290]

4070

[@georgegeissinger1188]

Anyone want to buy an Emmeryville conventional. An Emmeryville cab with a long hood? In Pa

[@rustandgrease]

@DIESELFUMESS No problem, I just had to ask anyway.

[@crewcab1984rv]

What year is this Coe, motor, wheel base is for sale at 3:10