So I Am Wondering What Your Favorite Truck Is And Why?!

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Sir Victor II's Comment
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I have always wanted to know what SEMI truck you truck drivers like the most and the reason behind it. I know there are a lot of opinions out there so let's see what truck gets the most likes! Let the opinions come in!

Also if you want go ahead and add the year and model of the truck you like in the discription! Thanks.

Sir Victor II's Comment
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My personal all time favorite's is the Peterbilt 559, 579, 379, and 389. When I say the 559 and 579 I am talking about the older models. Then I like the Kenworth W900's. My favorite engines is C15, C16 of the Cats. I really like the ISX Cummings. Thats my favorites.

G-Town's Comment
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Victor, haven't ignored this...I will answer when I can actually sit down at my laptop and post some photos to accompany my answers...

Keep in mind I am a truck nut...your question is near and dear to my heart. But it's like asking a kid what their favorite sugary snack is...

Sir Victor II's Comment
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Ok I can't wait to see them and the pictures! Thanks G-town!

Old School's Comment
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Okay Victor, here is the one I like the most...

Gray SAPA tractor trailer covered wagon

Well, it is the one that I drive every day. I sleep in it. I take my meals in it. I cruise the country side in it. I have intimate phone conversations with my family in it. I read books in it. It takes me to all kinds of wonderful places. I've seen sunrises that rival anything I've seen in any movie, and sunsets that even John Wayne would be jealous to have ridden off into. All of this and more in my favorite truck.

This week I am home taking a little break, but before the week is over I will probably be wanting to get back in her and be off on another new adventure.

Covered Wagon:

A flatbed with specially fitted side plates and curved ribs supporting a tarp covering, commonly referred to as a "side kit". Named for the resemblance to horse-drawn covered wagons.

SAP:

Substance Abuse Professional

The Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is a person who evaluates employees who have violated a DOT drug and alcohol program regulation and makes recommendations concerning education, treatment, follow-up testing, and aftercare.

OOS:

When a violation by either a driver or company is confirmed, an out-of-service order removes either the driver or the vehicle from the roadway until the violation is corrected.

Sir Victor II's Comment
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That is a gorgeous truck Old School!! I am even a little jealous. I like that Volvo looks like one of the best!! Is it pretty comfortable?

Trucker Kearsey 's Comment
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I've driven several Cascadia and two Petes. As a newer driver...trying to back in the Pete was much harder cause of the longer snout. However, the shifting seems you Asher for a newbie because it is more block like, so more intentional to get into gear.

Of the Cascadia... Each clutch, steering and shifter was completely different. But as to which is my favorite???? Mine lol

2015 cascadia in a pretty teal color

Sir Victor II's Comment
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Yeah I understand what you are saying about the Pete because a acquaintance friend of mine let me drive his 600 horse power C-16 Peterbilt 559 in the show lot up where I live and it wasn't exactly the easiest to turn. LOVED IT THOUGH. I am going to have to google that truck but I am sure I would like it too. I drove out on the road with a International Prostar with a twin turbo ISX Cummins if I am remembering correctly. COOL STUFF LET ME TELL YOU!! shocked.pngsmile.gif

Sir Victor II's Comment
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Would this pic be close to how it looks?

dark green Freightliner lightweight semi truck at dealer

Sir Victor II's Comment
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What about this one? green Freightliner lightweight semi truck

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