Exploring Private Junk Yard Full of RARE Cabover Semi Trucks!

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@15440 14 күн бұрын

Bruce.... try to open an investing account specialy for your children an buy them , at least, one share of good companies per month. Its not about money....but about building their carecter (pacience, perseverence, control of fear, control of risk....an much more). Start by given them a weekly "Pocket Money" so they start to learn to save, spend, give, an maneage their money.

@johnruetz3849 14 күн бұрын

I drove most of those trucks. Brought back LOTS of memories. No air ride truck with no air ride seats and no A/C and no power steering and no cruise control. Our cruise control was ram a stick on top of the fuel pedal and under the dash. A/C was two windows open and drive fast. My three favorite trucks were a 1959 B 61 Mack, a 1962 Emeryville, and a 1978 COE White Freightliner one of the last, one of the few with a 1978 title made in November 1977. Worked hard but had fun. You didn't care whose name was on the doors, if someone was broke down, you stopped to help. That doesn't happen today. A little over three years ago after a little over 54 years of driving truck , I retired. I didn't see it all but I did see 40 states and British Columbia and Ontario, Canada. It wasn't really a job but it was fun while it lasted. It's what you make of it. Today they have it over regulated and some of the regulations are not safe. There isn't one truck driver in Washington that makes the rules. There is a BIG difference between driving a truck and being a truck driver. Sadly today there are a lot of steering wheel holders. FEW truck drivers.

@DanT271 14 күн бұрын

Some long distance 'will it make it home" type videos in a semi would be really cool

@steveminton8329 14 күн бұрын

Man, what you do is your business. Always gonna have people criticizing what you do. I Enjoy your channel.

@vtecfit1 14 күн бұрын

Holy SH!T Bruce, but that aluminum frame truck build it and polish that frame to a shine, trophy winner for sure!!!

@user-sj5qe8sr1m 14 күн бұрын

'70s drove a Chevy Titan cabover 12v71 12 cylinder two stroke 13 speed. Hauling yellow pine and treated lumber out of East Texas. 3 log books funnel with hose through the drivers floor getting paid $0.10 a mile. Hardcore trucking. Don't know why we need ELDs😂

@P-J-W-777 14 күн бұрын

Those 8V92-96 series Detroit engines were very reliable easy to work on and could make good power and were easy to turn up. They also had a unique sound with the supercharger and turbo together.

@glen511 14 күн бұрын

I applaud your decision ! Life is short, and time away from your family can never be recaptured. In the end, they are just toys, toys you'll never have enough time to enjoy. Plus, they cost money to maintain. Dead batteries from no use, leaks develop, tires go flat. Memories with the family are more valuable. Best of luck.

@JackVanMaar 14 күн бұрын

You should do a will it start on that old Chevy 90. They are a very rare semi.

@brocluno01 14 күн бұрын

Dummy axle is usually called a Tag Axle ... They saved weight over a second diff. Aluminum frames were to save weight along with aluminum front axles and cabs. Usually day cabs ... Aluminum wheels and a Jimmy 2-stroke. Those jimmy's were usually a few hundred pounds less than inline big sixes. It was all about "Bridge Formula" for gross weight. IIRC it was 73,400 lbs at 65' overall out here in the west. So the goal was to get as close to 23,000 for the truck & trailer. That was so you could bid 50,000# load 😁

@rickebberson3830 14 күн бұрын

I actually drove a 74IH cabover when it was brand new, it had a big cam 400 with a 13 speed

@halfwaydecentvehicles 14 күн бұрын

1979 mack 3 Axle 400 big cam cummins Aluminum frame was the most comfortable mack we had in a 13 truck fleet,only on with the Aluminum frame

@kentuckykuntreekiddkustoms8590 14 күн бұрын

BRUCE I BEEN AROUND SINCE YOU WAS BUMPIN UPCHURCH IN THE SHOP WORKING. DONT WORRY ABOUT ANYF THESE HATERS YOUR A GOODOL BOY AN YOU HELP WHO EVER THE YOU WANT!!!!

@kirkjones9827 14 күн бұрын

Memories. Making my back hurt.

@brandonscheetz5409 14 күн бұрын

Bruce, I just wanna say I am not one to comment much, but have been watching you for a cpl of years now and I was skeptical of you at first, with all the corny skits and stunts you used to do. But now I see the direction you have taken your channel and I really like it! You have come a long way in a short time and I congratulate you on all these new endeavors you have taken on. I think that the choices you have made will greatly grow your channel! Keep up the good work and the more serious side with all the business aspects, we like seeing all that too!