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Where's your new videos

Love your videos

If there's a truck with less than 200hp found somewhere, then there's a carrier that's willing to run the sh¡t out of it somewhere.

Like to see some old Roadway trucks.

That s a very good sounding tune reminder, though!

Emeryville's. I luv em.

Beautiful old trux. Thanx for the production.

Love the lighted semaphores.

I Wish I had drove For Roadway or Yellow Best JOB.....

No cell phones, no GPS. just a hand full of quarters and maps !!! Notice the " sanders" on some of those 50s tractors !!!

Ah Roadway. Just one of the carriers that YRC bought and sank!!

My father drove for PIE. The only job I remember him having. He retired from the Montebello terminal. Max Middleton

Love those bubblenose trux.

In 67 I was 14 not far from getting my chauffeurs license.

Emeryvilles. Such beautiful trux.

Bubblenose Freightliners and GMC's, some of the most beautiful trux ever made.

Ringsby chinga, Navajo chinga, Emeryvilles, Diamond T's, bullnose Kenworths chinga! Awesome video gentlemen!

In '67, I was 13 travelling from Tx to CA and remember seeing Navajo and Digby Golden Arrow Route trux in AZ. Thanx for these clips.

Crude and rudimentary by today's standards.

When Navajo, PIE, Digby Golden Arrow, Ringsby and others dotted the landscape. Bee-u-tee-ful!

Button shirts and ties 👍, flip flops and tees 👎

I agree, sad that the old days are gone, nonetheless, great video with great music!

Where'd you guys go? No videos for a long time now

I think I pulled that roadway trailer, they sure got their money’s worth out of their equipment.

Proud to Have Been a BIG R DRIVER...

Rugged, purposeful, yet beautiful

Ever since I was little runt I want to grow up and drive for JB hunt now that I'm big and tall I drive for willie Shaw

Breaker breaker

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

Rugged men for a rugged job, like my dad. These trucks were hard work to drive. Notice none of these guys are 300+ lbs!

The "wistful" or bittersweet thing about these wonderful pics, is knowing that all these proud drivers and vehicles are long gone now. But we have the pics to remember them by.

2:45 Oh my! That one was surely fatal! Some of these wrecks were pretty bad!

Then the builders made nice things to sleep 😂

By157 when you sleep,but how you came there? climbing

Love the music ❤

Pictures of Midland packing trucks Early 70 es

6:48 Looks like its from a Life Magazine article dated June 1, 1959 about the Teamster's Union. I clipped it out and saved it for a while when I was about 12 YO. I really loved trucks when I was a kid.

Not one pair of shorts or sweat pants and no flip flops.

On the High board Mom!

A reminder to that of my child I once had the background playing of the way it sounds keep playing guys!

Do you have a similar compilation for Rodeway? I loved the orange and dark blue combo!

Wonderful pics!

The men i grew up around . And latter drove with.

Thanks for the Mack 67B pulling Navajo trailer

Do anyone have pictures of the Taunton Freight Company in PA. From the 1970’s or any semi on art. 49 in Pa at that time .

I am making a diorama of of RT. 49 in pa. in the 1970’s anyone have. Name of trucking company of time that was on RT. 49 at that time or picture of them thank you.

The pride and professionalism of the drivers back then is admirable.I got into the industry 44 years ago. Even in my time I’ve watched the de-evolution of trucking. Crusher caps, uniforms, professional pride replaced by turbans,sweatpants and flip flops. English language optional. Us old guys are the visible minority now.

I love a movie called They drive by night, Humphrey bogart, George Raft about early years of trucking. These videos are just beautiful.

After moving from New York, to Kansas, then Missouri 35 years of driving these roads I remember all these carriers. O love these videos as at 70 I really miss seeing them on the road.

In all your videos beside showing great trucks you play great music 👍👍👍👍👍👍