TRUCKSPOTTING IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF TRUCKING (Season 3)

[@gearsmashking6880]

I wasn't born in this time, but I can almost hear the sounds of these beautiful rigs. The roar of the engines, the tires singing on the pavement, a good gear shift. Those were the days when a driver had to be part of the truck and feel it. Nowadays, most drivers don't have that same respect and appreciation for their rigs.

[@danielperry3008]

OMG, the glory days for sure,and how bout them old smokers,l can still smell em,thanks for the memories 😎🇺🇲

[@mangopog9814]

Back in that day trucking was a job, todays trucks are camping with mandated rest via EDL back then you ran from can to can’t and a couple log books.

[@erickjasper9409]

Beautiful trucks in a Beautiful Country

[@RayTuttle-of5qd]

Those old road warriors were what helped build this country I was in the trucking industry for 40 years my big brother even longer may he rest in peace miss ya Steve thanks for all your help and support

[@jamesmilligan8024]

It's always a pleasure !

[@the.porter.productions]

O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸 Always love seeing the old trucks in action. Several companies had team drivers back in the day. A good selection of old rigs. Love those old rigs of yesteryear! Thanks.🥰🤩✌️

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great pics!!!!! 👍👍

[@loganwill-ut2ge]

Yep hard day's work vacuum brakes wipers no interstates be killed changing tires

[@lindsaylittle6535]

I always hate it when these end. A lot of old memories. Don't know where you get all these great pics, but keep them coming.

[@CaptainKrimson]

I love how some of the cab-overs are just torpedo cabins, built over the engine...

[@kennethsonier1766]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing all these awesome trucks 👍✌️🇺🇲

[@إلياسقرين]

You're lovely person thanks so much for these photos

[@Retired88M]

Thanks for the 2 F model Mack’s

[@truckerray9634]

👍👍👍👍👍 love that old iron Thanks for the time you put in to make these videos.

[@mikeyoungblood1706]

I drove a 1978 KW with a Cummins KTA 600 putting 960 Horses to the Ground with a Road Ranger twin stick 20 speed Tranny and 2.75 Gears, Damn that Truck would Cruise, Rest in Peace Southern Shaker, Just Jim, Pony Tail and the rest of My Buds.

[@AMPProductionsVideo]

very nice video!

[@craigpennington1251]

I've driven quite a few trucks pictured here. Oh, the good ole days of NO power steering-broken fingers & all.

[@geodot595]

at.054 showing the f model mack and a 59 mercury colony park wagon. both big in my background.

[@mangopog9814]

Roadway express, white pine tn, 1978-1981

[@thardyryll]

I’m going to go out on a limb here and guess that these were colorized by “Phantom Lane”.

[@rottlerpropertyservices2530]

Mayflower rules!

[@slinginlead6647]

👍👍

[@ThomasSchick]

…the Wild Wild West of Trucking…No government interference…and you could make better than a decent living.

[@danielperry3008]

How do I get in touch,I have a dozen or so pics from my days on the road

[@mintyman1968]

Why not credit the photo authors?

[@jjjthomasson8902]

Unfortunately these beautiful old trucks are now dead just like the real men that drove the. Suddenly depressed………

[@rce8540]

I remember in the seventies. Ohio fast Frieght had w model fords with Allison charmers engines. Pulling steel doubles from buffalo ny to Detroit Michigan. They would go across Ontario Canada. They were experimental engines. Anyone remember that.

[@josephbard7809]

​@John 😅

[@J_Calvin_Hobbes]

Do an image search for " Michigan Twin Tanker " . I've only located four images online so far, these keywords worked best. They used to deliver to gas stations, eventually banned in late 70's.

[@rce8540]

Allis chalmers truck engines