You still see the an Autocar here and there on the highways today. Though they were seen far more often from the early-70s to the early 80s. As for Peterbuilt 315s, they were built so well you still see quite a few working along the highways to this day. at-least here in the midwest. Titles a bit misleading....
Single Axle Autocar DC-100 T I want ! the Budd Built Cab 33 years in production(C-series) was also the Mack model N Boston Fire had such a bad need for Apparatus replacement and 70% of their 33 Engines / Pumpers were replaced with C-series in the mid 80's they were only $99,999 $1 under a 100 K we were not impressed and were expecting Custon Fire Engines from a Legacy Company, but they were fantastic and so much fun to Drive, it was like driving a Sports Car! I think they would sell if they were still being made to day,
I disagree with the sillyness of any of these trucks i love each one of them, they are classic American muscle, well most of them. Some of them are iconic to more than just truck nuts
Just more clickbait... I've seen every one of these trucks many times over the years, and I've driven several of them. If you have to make a video, put some effort into it. Oh by the way, it's a Peterbilt three fifty-one, not three hundred and fifty-one...
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These are all great trucks. Not silly at all.
Why silliest trucks? Some are outstanding.
Right? This is the silliest title I've ever seen on UA-cam. These were literally some of the most awesome trucks.
It's AI shite Uploaded by someone with the IQ of a toaster.
I don’t think there’s anything silly about any of these old girls in fact some are quite attractive !
I have owned several of these and I never found them silly
'Effing CLICK BAIT! What the hell is supposedly "silly" about any of these trucks!!!
Lame video !!!
Even DriveTV agrees with you! They loved your comment!🤣
You still see the an Autocar here and there on the highways today.
Though they were seen far more often from the early-70s to the early 80s.
As for Peterbuilt 315s, they were built so well you still see quite a few working along the highways to this day. at-least here in the midwest.
Titles a bit misleading....
There are 3 autocars sitting in the next county over from where I live. Been sitting for 10 years.
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Yeah, when the owner found out he had some silly trucks he parked them.
Probably.
Single Axle Autocar DC-100 T I want ! the Budd Built Cab 33 years in production(C-series) was also the Mack model N Boston Fire had such a bad need for Apparatus replacement and 70% of their 33 Engines / Pumpers were replaced with C-series in the mid 80's they were only $99,999 $1 under a 100 K we were not impressed and were expecting Custon Fire Engines from a Legacy Company, but they were fantastic and so much fun to Drive, it was like driving a Sports Car! I think they would sell if they were still being made to day,
You need to rename the title to the most awesome trucks in America there are no silliest trucks in America
Do you understand the meaning of the word “silly” ?
I disagree with the sillyness of any of these trucks i love each one of them, they are classic American muscle, well most of them. Some of them are iconic to more than just truck nuts
Just more clickbait... I've seen every one of these trucks many times over the years,
and I've driven several of them. If you have to make a video, put some effort into it.
Oh by the way, it's a Peterbilt three fifty-one, not three hundred and fifty-one...
got to the sterling nothing silly about any yet so im not wasting my time watching any more