Eye Candy

If he owns a home, I hope the tax assessor doesn’t come by when he’s on Hometime or his property taxes may go up with that thing parked on it. 🤑

Impressive!

This monstrosity was parked next to me during a recent break near Smyrna, TN.

Hello, Yes I agreed with that old is gold .

That Kenworth you posted, I grew up thinking those were the nicest looking trucks. Even now, I think they are one of the few trucks I find good looking.

My first truck back when I started with Swift. This was hours after I got my first load picked up and started heading up Donnor Pass by my self.

This is my fave. Truck I drove. Loved the D13 engine this Volvo had not to mention it was my "first" new truck. Had 33 miles on the odometer when I got it

I like to see the old "Cab Overs" - I think I've heard them referred to as "Kidney Crushers"

While Guest Teaching a few years back, a kid in my class referred to it as the Terminator 2 truck. lol I told him there was an original Terminator and he was astounded. Some designs never go out of style. I share your love of this brick with wheels.

This is a 1940s International KB-5. One of the first trucks Paschall used for truck deliveries. Hopefully G-Town will see this.

Came across the project 350 truck. 350 is how long the wheel base is. Looks even longer in person.

My first ride...

My first ride...

Thomas, tell us about your truck. What do you like about it and what not?

What do I like about it? Well, the paycheck of course. All joking aside, she's a governed to 65 mph, automated gear shift gutless wonder, but there isn't a job we haven't taken on that we've failed to complete. What do I not like about it? She's a governed to 65 mph, automated gear shift gutless wonder that Freightliner forgot to put a suspension under.

Saw this at the Love's on I-25 exit 250, Berthoud CO