ESD’s Oldest ACX Amrep (at the time)

293 running as a spare for 304. This truck along with 295 were pulled for auction in the last few weeks. 302 is now the oldest unless it’s gone too.

[@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca]

Awesome video.

[@trashman306]

Thank you!

[@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca]

@@trashman306 no problem.

[@THEAZREFUSEGUY2006]

and the 200's ar officially extinct :C Great video!

[@trashman306]

Thanks! It's a shame they are gone

[@THEAZREFUSEGUY2006]

Anytime! is 306 gone yet?

[@trashman306]

@@THEAZREFUSEGUY2006 It's still here. Just saw it this afternoon at the yard getting repaired again.

[@THEAZREFUSEGUY2006]

that's good to hear

[@blazeginsberg7278]

I wish they could track the serial numbers of autocars they sold and bring them back. I'm perfectly okay with peterbilts being gone forever

[@trashman306]

That would be cool. They got 302 and hopefully 304 back up and running this week along with maybe 309.

[@blazeginsberg7278]

@@trashman306 which ones would you chose to bring back if you could. I'd chose 301, 315 and 290

[@trashman306]

@@blazeginsberg7278 266-271, 273, 275-279, 282, 284-286, 289, 290, 293, 296-301, 315, 326

[@blazeginsberg7278]

​@@trashman306 279 would be trash and greens on my watch. 282 would be trash and recycling. 266-271 would do trash as much as 328 does. Not sure about the other's. 286 would be recycling.

[@blazeginsberg7278]

273 would be recycling as much as 322 is and 289 would be strictly trash like 328