"OLD SCHOOL TRUCKING"

[@johnstecz9169]

Pretty cool,I had my1987 CA over International leased on with A T S out of St.Cloud Minnesota back in 1987 ,great company to work for back then

[@charlesmccormick4443]

CCR doesnt get much better than that ! I started washing truck parts in the gas bucket before I was a teenager.First truck I drove 1965 GMC 5000 V6 351 gas 5&4 tandem dump,also the 401m and 478 V6 gas (7500 & 8500 GMC) ,9500 671 an pt270 cummins dumps,8V71 tractor and a general dump 671-250 hp c65 injectors an advanced cam timeing .Coal hauling R macks and 800 off road (1200X24 tires)macks 300 and 350 125-13 ,65 rears(best setup) 47.5 ton it would pull hell off the hinges. Also IH coal haulers 350 an 400 cummins.Also drove cline(coal) cummins/manuel and euclid 12V71 rock trucks.The best sounding out on the road is probably the 8V71 ,I like the sound of the B macks (without the turbo) also.

[@danielkennedy7845]

That Astro was the one!!!! beautiful!!!

[@mongo5888]

LOVE THE GMC's!!!!!

[@B422TMack]

LOTTA Good looking Jimmies. LONG LIVE THE CLASS 8 GM TRUCK & Detroit Diesel .

[@millertime8835]

B422TMack hell yeah

[@kenjedlicki6870]

Still have 8 5 star generals work some show and truck pull have Cummins Detroit and a model cat with 15 double over the rest are all 13 speed's

[@turbo8454]

My '68 GMC HM80 is still doing what it was designed to do! Complete with a 478 magnum under the hood.

[@JasonWaterfalls13]

Awesome vid! Great song too. Good job!

[@crockettslate]

the s"""t we use to drive the kids today wouldnt be able to run

[@robbierollin4440]

Damn right !

[@geodot595]

@@robbierollin4440 no way! they would refuse, walk away.

[@larrytorrance2963]

There flip flop would get stuck and they'd hurt themselves with Armstrong steering 😊

[@kubford6865]

That’s for damn sure. When I first started driving, I was driving 72 and 73 model Ford 9000s with the two-stroke Detroits, no power steering, no A/C, air powered wipers, with air starters and that warning flag the would drop down and swing in front of your face close to the windshield if your air pressure dropped too low. Not to mention the noise of those old, screaming Detroit motors. These yuppies would never be able to take it. But, us old timers looked forward to climbing up in that cab every day. They were flat out fun to drive. Now I am driving a 2020 model Peterbilt and absolutely hate the son of a bitch. I cuss it every day.

[@robbierollin4440]

Real men doing real work!!

[@marshallbaldwin395]

The best place for an 8v71 that I have found is in my 1968 gm pd4107 bus conversion they were slower than all h*lain a freight rig at a max legal weight limit of 73,280 old k100 with a 275 Cummins would out pull an 8v71 any day of the week

[@donaldbartram6315]

You know what was nice about that? Hardly any Pete's or KW's

[@rustandgrease]

Cool General @ 1:37... but all Generals are cool to me!

[@cheeptorque]

awesome.. thnx for the effort

[@danieljarrelljr5640]

When I see 03 22 86 it seems like a few years ago. I agree it's weird at least

[@douglasweller9709]

Some of those guys had a bad day 😢

[@jimherriot2828]

...1:00 mark, and 1:51...good lookin trucks...

[@CrazyCanuck91]

@crockettslate actually my friend im 20 yrs old i grew up in the trucking industry i love all these old trucks and its been a dream of mine to drive an old rig like one of these

[@crockettslate]

@@CrazyCanuck91 Giddyupgo and be safe about it

[@Exiriri]

❤ 1:21 1:22 1:23 1:23 1:23

[@emilmichaluk4542]

0:07 Ice Road Truckers?

[@christopherwinter2099]

I know this is late but maybe? It's been a few years since I've watch the show.