I remember sitting in grade school class that was next to hwy 151 in Waupun WI and a cracker box would scream by every day about the same time, I looked forward to that every day. My all time favorite was a 4070A Transtar also with a Detroit, a red one pulling a matching Wilson livestock trailer would go past my house a couple of times every day. I fell in love with that truck and trucking. Thank you.
Love to hear those iconic memories! My 6-8th grade school was beside Interstate 90 at the Pa. line and every day at recess me and friend stood at the fence giving the "Trucker arm honk" to all those sweet rigs passing by. Thats what this channel is all about. Thanks for watching!
I am so glad I found this channel. Several of those trucks in that yard brought up some kind of memory. I started full time driving January 1974 retired May 1st 2017. I subscribed to your channel couple weeks ago I have backtracked and watched all of your videos. I have always loved trucks my grandpa was a truck driver all of his life I used to ride with him every chance I got. His favorite truck was a 1960 International I don't know the model of the truck but it had a stub front end and dual headlights with a 220 Cummins and a 10-speed Road Ranger. I remember trying to record the sound of that truck pulling a steep hill with a little toy tape recorder. He always rolled his own cigarettes used Prince Albert tobacco when we were stopped he would roll up two or three and lay them in the floor of the cab. Years later he would come and ride with me we had a little nicer trucks and more power but the same amount of fun together. Now here I sit in my recliner with tears in my eyes and great memories in my heart. I love your channel keep up the great work.
@@russvoight1167 no sir was not an Emeryville I am very familiar with those trucks their nickname came from being built in Emeryville California. The front end on Grandpa's old truck was about the same length as a 9500 GMC.
Thanks again for such a great video. I'am really feeling my age when I see all these trucks and to see how many of them I drove over my career. Thank you Dane , just keep them coming👌
Man seeing those old trucks brings so many good memories that was the days when one man's truck broke down every one would come and get it back on the road like my dad was getting ready to go out and he started to pull out and herd something popping so he called a friend now we live ky and he lives in Florida so gets in his truck head's this way daddy thinks he has a rearend out so when he gets here he walks around the truck and looks down and all it was a dam wheel slipping and that is how it was back then 😅
@@byronseagrave5297 at the bar at the truckstop just a row of black work shoes with white socks for the company drivers and some O/O the other O/O wore cowboy boots
Great video and story's of Cabover trucks i have 1994 frightliner Cabover in my back has old 60 series motor you sure bring old times trucking remembering of real old trucks and history thanks god bless.
Hello Mr dane your very welcome I like pete Cabover and gmc brinier and crakerbox keep them video rolling in didn't know much about crakerbox but learning more every time watch your video about the crakerbox gmc am sure I came a cross you're utube video I been watching everysene stay blessed.
The cracker box green paint is GM coach and truck division, standard green for interior color. You will also find this in transit and highway coaches. The step van pickup thing, could be a Frito lay they did use some fifth wheel trailers using a step van as a toter. And I like seeing those auto cars I remember those as a kid my grandmother worked for a trucking company in my hometown. Great video!
Awesome! As did I... same time frame in mine as well. I’ll be posting video soon as she arrives so we can learn on em together! Congratulations! And thanks for watching
Back in the day they were hot in the summer and cold in the winter. They weren't too bad in the spring and fall. Mine had that "Mean Green" buzzin half dozen P-38 with a 13-speed(changed out from a 10-speed) Drove like a jar of kraut and pulled like my riding lawn more but with that 13-speed and 3.91 REARS with a 2-speed axle it would fly downhill or pretty good on level ground but definitely NOTACLIMBER
Awhile back ago i was considering buying a 1981 or so GMC Astro Single axle sleeper from him, had a 6v92T In it a screamer!... But since he sold it I have been eyeing that Mack MH... I might go for that, or the White ford. Thanks for the video! I had no clue what he still had in inventory! Waiting for pt2!
Awesome, there’s quite an assortment to choose from. I’ll be getting part 2 up in a fat or two hopefully. I try to keep the episodes under 20 minutes. We all are so busy these days lol. Thanks for watching.
Hi love your vintage iron videos. My dad drove for Cooper Jarrett out of Chicago. He slip seated In Napoleon Ohio Those guys were real truck drivers. Have you ran across any old Cooper trucks or trailers ?
Drove one of those 2 story ford cabovers for CCX it was a old CF tractor you could look out the back glass and not even see the rear axle it was a extra tractor got it one night in Columbus when left one of our L9000 for service wow what a ride lol. Loved that 4070 Eagle one of the fastest trucks I got to drive was a 4070 400 Cummins 13 double over 3.70 rears. Ive got a factory grill guard for one of those old Autocars. And those white steering wheels they just dont build trucks like that anymore loved to mash that right foot down and watch two big black ropes of exhaust come out those stacks
My first trucking job from 1977 to 1990 was an all Ford fleet so they bring back memories. The LNs were our city trucks and the CL 9000's were our linehaul trucks and we had some F series as well, plus a few C series tilt cabs until about 1983. Looks like this guy has a goldmine in vintage trucks in original condition. A restorer's dream. The Transtar at 3:12 is drop dead gorgeous & looks like it needs very little. The odd looking one with the Ford drivettrain is that---a Ford. I recognize the 1956-up steering wheel. Possibly an old milk delivery truck at one time.
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE yes and i have to say i love the crackerbox too maybe i will try to build a crackerbox car hauler not sure there are some monted on that in the actual days but they are cool from some pics i see
We used to own a couple of foundries and at several of them we had some of those old cab over tractors. We just used them to haul around finished castings from the part of the plants we did the pouring to the grinding building then from there to be picked up at the shipping dock for heat treating by a company that provided us that service. No way were they road worthy anymore but for our purposes they did fine. We had a couple GMCs and Internationals. I liked that we had some IHs because many of my family once worked at the Harvester plants in Springfield, Ohio.
Very cool video I practice in the yard of the moving company I started with when Igot my cdl permit in a international just like the baby blue one and also on a 1985 freightliner cabover no power steering very rough looking which I purchased from them a year after getting my cdl oh the memories, thank you sir,also can't beat the sound of the v71 series detroit engines
If you happen to work up an appetite looking at all of the cool old trucks just go on into town & eat at The Steel Trolly Diner in Lisbon. It’s been there forever & has always been a great place to get some good food!
Cool old trucks, I always loved the crackerboxes too. This must be an old video or they haven't updated their website. There's only a handful of the ones here left but both A-cars are still there.
Porter greetings! 🤩 This is my second time watching this video. Thanks for the walk around on these. I love a single axle cabover! 🥰 I’m not much of a day cab lover, but it’s still a cabover! 🥰 I really loved that Crackerbox! 🥰 Now I’m not a green lover, but it’s a good looking rig…and a tandem axle to boot! So that was not a Grummand potato chip truck? I saw plenty of those back in the day! That last Crackerbox would look great on a lowered frame…they’re still tall and lean! The Ford N model was a great looking toter truck! I loved that body style. Ford made some really good looking trucks back in the day! See, I told you I had it bad! Old quote…”You can take the man out of truck, but you can’t take the truck out of the man!” How true!!!🥰🇺🇸🤩✌️
That truck at around the 16 minute mark looks like a METRO body, they made bodies for the UPS delivery trucks , bread delivery trucks, maybe even USPS. Just a guess on my part
crackerbox means county fair to me! Nolan amusements had all jimmy crackerboxes! the transtar II and mack cruiseliner westerns are my childhood favorites! I would draw them.i I would hangout at the truck garage after school!
Great video if I'm not mistaken is that the place you can see from RT 7 just north of east Liverpool if so been by it many of times through out the years most of those trucks are in relatively good shape for how old they're was hoping you would have got a close up of the LTL 9000 towards the end of the video one of my all time favorite trucks!
Oh don’t think it’s the same place, this is just south of Lisbon on SR45. That LTL9000 is in the scrapyard so I don’t know if it’s a viable candidate but Brayden would certainly give you the scoop. Thanks for watching
We have two Autocar's sort of like what is there. Ours are orange as well, but have fifth wheels and large winches. I see this one has a winch only that is orange and a long frame. They moved a lot of super loads in the day all over the country. They sit on the fence row now. They are great running trucks but haven't been started in years. They were when parked. Starting to get a lot of cab rust in the corners. Early 70's.
Mr Scott you'll probably never see this but my dad has a whole tote full of overdrive magazines and his truck was truck of the month I forget what year I just wanted to bring attention to his 1956 international R190
Lots of neat old trucks , lots of money to make road worthy, still a big part of history I drove a bunch of the cab over Internationals never much cared for them even when new, I liked the original Transtar over the Transtar 2 . Still I made a good living with them . I liked the Ford, and GMC slightly more comfortable.
I remember our old Ford 900 cracker box with a 318 detroit and a 6speed not like any other I have driven it was 1 2 3 air shift up and then 4 5 6 I would like to find one of those for a project I'm working on...
Hi Dennis, I'm from Brisbane. There was a few Paystar 5000s imported to Australia as left hand drive for drilling rigs. I saw one in a yard at Archerfield. It was 6 wheel drive and I could tell it had an 8V71 Detroit by the 2 drain tubes as it was locked away in a vacant lot I couldn't get to it. There was a COE Dodge and Ford imported here too.
@@andrewking4885 Thanks Andrew I think it was the same with NZ mainly for mining & off road applications. Dane Scott gets some cool old gear on his show.
Work Horse? Should be W and then flipped to resemble an H. Work Horse makes these kind of bodies for many different applications. Have for a very long time. That's just my good guess.
When trucks were really trucks. Easy to work on. No smog or def systems. Exhaust stacks unlike the trucks of today where it's on the bottom like cars. Trucks were more spartan back then interior wise and didn't ride as nice, but you got the pure power out of the engine.
I remember sitting in grade school class that was next to hwy 151 in Waupun WI and a cracker box would scream by every day about the same time, I looked forward to that every day. My all time favorite was a 4070A Transtar also with a Detroit, a red one pulling a matching Wilson livestock trailer would go past my house a couple of times every day. I fell in love with that truck and trucking. Thank you.
Love to hear those iconic memories! My 6-8th grade school was beside Interstate 90 at the Pa. line and every day at recess me and friend stood at the fence giving the "Trucker arm honk" to all those sweet rigs passing by. Thats what this channel is all about. Thanks for watching!
Image the stories these old trucks could tell when brought to a new home!
YES!, Thanks for watching!
I am so glad I found this channel. Several of those trucks in that yard brought up some kind of memory. I started full time driving January 1974 retired May 1st 2017. I subscribed to your channel couple weeks ago I have backtracked and watched all of your videos. I have always loved trucks my grandpa was a truck driver all of his life I used to ride with him every chance I got. His favorite truck was a 1960 International I don't know the model of the truck but it had a stub front end and dual headlights with a 220 Cummins and a 10-speed Road Ranger. I remember trying to record the sound of that truck pulling a steep hill with a little toy tape recorder. He always rolled his own cigarettes used Prince Albert tobacco when we were stopped he would roll up two or three and lay them in the floor of the cab. Years later he would come and ride with me we had a little nicer trucks and more power but the same amount of fun together. Now here I sit in my recliner with tears in my eyes and great memories in my heart. I love your channel keep up the great work.
Thanku Terry for sharing your memories! I’m so glad to assist you lol. And thanks for watching!
Meant Kerry, my apologies
I would dare say it ess an Emeryville, nickname for International csbover
@@russvoight1167 no sir was not an Emeryville I am very familiar with those trucks their nickname came from being built in Emeryville California. The front end on Grandpa's old truck was about the same length as a 9500 GMC.
Love the transtar with the Dayton wheels
Both BIG favs of mine too! Thanks for watching
Thanks again for such a great video. I'am really feeling my age when I see all these trucks and to see how many of them I drove over my career. Thank you Dane , just keep them coming👌
Thanks Russ. You gotta to experience them! 👍 thanks for watching
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE I did but I'am starting to show my age.
I bought an 1980 Mack R Model off Brayden, great guy.
Yes he is! Thanks for watching
Some cool old iron!
Ya, I was drewling everywhere.
Man seeing those old trucks brings so many good memories that was the days when one man's truck broke down every one would come and get it back on the road like my dad was getting ready to go out and he started to pull out and herd something popping so he called a friend now we live ky and he lives in Florida so gets in his truck head's this way daddy thinks he has a rearend out so when he gets here he walks around the truck and looks down and all it was a dam wheel slipping and that is how it was back then 😅
That old CF freightliner is looking mint
Wait till you see the one in part 2!😬 thanks for watching
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE Autocar 4 life!!!
And that Transtar
Glory Days!! When Truck Driver's where Trucker's!!
You bet! Thanks for watching!
Wasn't any of the drivers wearing sandals or had their hair up in a towel and you wouldn't smell them from the next fuel island over
@@davidcaskey4669 You know that's Right!! 💯
@@byronseagrave5297 at the bar at the truckstop just a row of black work shoes with white socks for the company drivers and some O/O the other O/O wore cowboy boots
@@davidcaskey4669 Amen to that! I still do or engineer boots!!
When you see square metal fenders you know you have something special
Great video and story's of Cabover trucks i have 1994 frightliner Cabover in my back has old 60 series motor you sure bring old times trucking remembering of real old trucks and history thanks god bless.
Thanks Don and for watching.
Hello Mr dane your very welcome I like pete Cabover and gmc brinier and crakerbox keep them video rolling in didn't know much about crakerbox but learning more every time watch your video about the crakerbox gmc am sure I came a cross you're utube video I been watching everysene stay blessed.
@@donaldwhitted4214 thank you Don. We can learn together lol. Thanks for watching buddy.
The cracker box green paint is GM coach and truck division, standard green for interior color. You will also find this in transit and highway coaches. The step van pickup thing, could be a Frito lay they did use some fifth wheel trailers using a step van as a toter. And I like seeing those auto cars I remember those as a kid my grandmother worked for a trucking company in my hometown. Great video!
Thank you for the info PJ, and thanks for watching too. 😬
I just bought an old cracker box, it should be delivered in a week or 2. I don’t know much about them yet. Thank for the video.
Awesome! As did I... same time frame in mine as well. I’ll be posting video soon as she arrives so we can learn on em together! Congratulations! And thanks for watching
Back in the day they were hot in the summer and cold in the winter. They weren't too bad in the spring and fall. Mine had that "Mean Green" buzzin half dozen P-38 with a 13-speed(changed out from a 10-speed) Drove like a jar of kraut and pulled like my riding lawn more but with that 13-speed and 3.91 REARS with a 2-speed axle it would fly downhill or pretty good on level ground but definitely NOTACLIMBER
@@raywilson800 Hats off to you Driver....good memories..Thanx for watchin
Awhile back ago i was considering buying a 1981 or so GMC Astro Single axle sleeper from him, had a 6v92T In it a screamer!... But since he sold it I have been eyeing that Mack MH... I might go for that, or the White ford. Thanks for the video! I had no clue what he still had in inventory! Waiting for pt2!
Awesome, there’s quite an assortment to choose from. I’ll be getting part 2 up in a fat or two hopefully. I try to keep the episodes under 20 minutes. We all are so busy these days lol. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video Dane love the trucks cracker box and the auto car thank man really cool
Thanks for watching Keith
Love that video. Keep up the great work. Can’t wait for part two. See ya. Thanks.
Thanks Terry, and thanks for watching
Thanks Dane another awesome video me and my husband Dan really enjoy them keep them coming 😀👍
Thank you Shelly!
Hi love your vintage iron videos. My dad drove for Cooper Jarrett out of Chicago. He slip seated In Napoleon Ohio Those guys were real truck drivers. Have you ran across any old Cooper trucks or trailers ?
I haven’t but I’d love too! Ya never know. That’s some old school cool for sure. Love their arrow logo. Thanks for watching
Drove one of those 2 story ford cabovers for CCX it was a old CF tractor you could look out the back glass and not even see the rear axle it was a extra tractor got it one night in Columbus when left one of our L9000 for service wow what a ride lol. Loved that 4070 Eagle one of the fastest trucks I got to drive was a 4070 400 Cummins 13 double over 3.70 rears. Ive got a factory grill guard for one of those old Autocars. And those white steering wheels they just dont build trucks like that anymore loved to mash that right foot down and watch two big black ropes of exhaust come out those stacks
Absolutely cool! Thanks for watching.
My first trucking job from 1977 to 1990 was an all Ford fleet so they bring back memories. The LNs were our city trucks and the CL 9000's were our linehaul trucks and we had some F series as well, plus a few C series tilt cabs until about 1983.
Looks like this guy has a goldmine in vintage trucks in original condition. A restorer's dream. The Transtar at 3:12 is drop dead gorgeous & looks like it needs very little.
The odd looking one with the Ford drivettrain is that---a Ford. I recognize the 1956-up steering wheel. Possibly an old milk delivery truck at one time.
Love them Fords too, the movie “White Line Fever” really boosted their image.
Just amazing brother, I'm looking for some of these materials to build a truck in 3D model and that is really helpfull, loved
Very cool, and glad to be a help. Thanks for watching.
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE yes and i have to say i love the crackerbox too maybe i will try to build a crackerbox car hauler not sure there are some monted on that in the actual days but they are cool from some pics i see
We used to own a couple of foundries and at several of them we had some of those old cab over tractors. We just used them to haul around finished castings from the part of the plants we did the pouring to the grinding building then from there to be picked up at the shipping dock for heat treating by a company that provided us that service. No way were they road worthy anymore but for our purposes they did fine. We had a couple GMCs and Internationals. I liked that we had some IHs because many of my family once worked at the Harvester plants in Springfield, Ohio.
Set cool indeed. A lot of them still keep makin bacon for a lot of small businesses in that regard. Thanks for watching
Very cool video I practice in the yard of the moving company I started with when Igot my cdl permit in a international just like the baby blue one and also on a 1985 freightliner cabover no power steering very rough looking which I purchased from them a year after getting my cdl oh the memories, thank you sir,also can't beat the sound of the v71 series detroit engines
Very cool indeed Andre. Thanks for watching
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE you are welcome
If you happen to work up an appetite looking at all of the cool old trucks just go on into town & eat at The Steel Trolly Diner in Lisbon. It’s been there forever & has always been a great place to get some good food!
great show
Thank you Robert! Thanks for watching.
Cool old trucks, I always loved the crackerboxes too. This must be an old video or they haven't updated their website. There's only a handful of the ones here left but both A-cars are still there.
No the video was shot Thursday 10-14-21. Thanks for watching
This video reminds me of some of the trucks I drove.
Matt from Diesel Creek in PA owns the orange Autocar cab and chassis now!! How cool is that!!!
I saw that.... so cool! Thanks for watching too.
Hey buddy good to see you again buddy
Yes sir you too. Thanks for watching.
Porter greetings! 🤩 This is my second time watching this video. Thanks for the walk around on these. I love a single axle cabover! 🥰 I’m not much of a day cab lover, but it’s still a cabover! 🥰 I really loved that Crackerbox! 🥰 Now I’m not a green lover, but it’s a good looking rig…and a tandem axle to boot! So that was not a Grummand potato chip truck? I saw plenty of those back in the day! That last Crackerbox would look great on a lowered frame…they’re still tall and lean! The Ford N model was a great looking toter truck! I loved that body style. Ford made some really good looking trucks back in the day! See, I told you I had it bad! Old quote…”You can take the man out of truck, but you can’t take the truck out of the man!” How true!!!🥰🇺🇸🤩✌️
It’s a great “sickness” to have lol.😬👍
That truck at around the 16 minute mark looks like a METRO body, they made bodies for the UPS delivery trucks , bread delivery trucks, maybe even USPS.
Just a guess on my part
I will relay that to Brayden. Thanks for watching
crackerbox means county fair to me! Nolan amusements had all jimmy crackerboxes! the transtar II and mack cruiseliner westerns are my childhood favorites! I would draw them.i I would hangout at the truck garage after school!
Man after my own heart lol. Thanks for watching.
Liked that old Ford conventional sitting beside the Preston truck
Yepp cool old FoMoCo iron.
Great video if I'm not mistaken is that the place you can see from RT 7 just north of east Liverpool if so been by it many of times through out the years most of those trucks are in relatively good shape for how old they're was hoping you would have got a close up of the LTL 9000 towards the end of the video one of my all time favorite trucks!
Oh don’t think it’s the same place, this is just south of Lisbon on SR45. That LTL9000 is in the scrapyard so I don’t know if it’s a viable candidate but Brayden would certainly give you the scoop. Thanks for watching
😊😊😊. I know where that is. Thanks for sharing Dane
You bet buddy. Thanks for watching
We have two Autocar's sort of like what is there. Ours are orange as well, but have fifth wheels and large winches. I see this one has a winch only that is orange and a long frame. They moved a lot of super loads in the day all over the country. They sit on the fence row now. They are great running trucks but haven't been started in years. They were when parked. Starting to get a lot of cab rust in the corners. Early 70's.
They are definitely unique trucks and very cool. Thanks for watching
10:04 Drove one exactly like it single axle and all, rode better than my cabover Freightliner air ride twin screw.
Yep, very unique looking for sure. Thanks for watching.
Hope someone does something with these, I'd love to but can't so someone has to save them. They look quite restorable, even workable.
I'm sure they will sell. Thanks for watching.
Mr Scott you'll probably never see this but my dad has a whole tote full of overdrive magazines and his truck was truck of the month I forget what year I just wanted to bring attention to his 1956 international R190
James, thanks for watching. Would love to see it!😬👍
I love Crackerbox
Lots of neat old trucks , lots of money to make road worthy, still a big part of history
I drove a bunch of the cab over Internationals never much cared for them even when new, I liked the original Transtar over the Transtar 2 .
Still I made a good living with them . I liked the Ford, and GMC slightly more comfortable.
I agree on the original Transtar , love those! Thanks for watching
Love the cabover cornbinder ,wonder if it's still there?
He usually has a few but they do move on through.
Great video, love the Autocars. I don’t recall seeing a single axle Ford 9000 before, were they unusual?
I drove the Constructors 335,350 Cummins
Indestructible Tanks 👍
Cracker box my all time favorite that or b model mack
Both are legendary for sure. Thanks for watching
I remember our old Ford 900 cracker box with a 318 detroit and a 6speed not like any other I have driven it was 1 2 3 air shift up and then 4 5 6 I would like to find one of those for a project I'm working on...
Pretty rare truck but I’m sure there’s one or two still around. Check the Facebook pages.
My uncle love his cracker boxs he love GMC the only truck he would drive and Owen
He has great taste lol. 😬 thanks for watching
Watching here in Australia Dane love your content,tbe Paystar you cruised past was it tri drive or a tag axle we did'nt have Paystars in Australia.
I know, the Paystars are some bad boys! Lol. Love them. Thanks for watching
Hi Dennis, I'm from Brisbane. There was a few Paystar 5000s imported to Australia as left hand drive for drilling rigs. I saw one in a yard at Archerfield. It was 6 wheel drive and I could tell it had an 8V71 Detroit by the 2 drain tubes as it was locked away in a vacant lot I couldn't get to it. There was a COE Dodge and Ford imported here too.
@@andrewking4885 Thanks Andrew I think it was the same with NZ mainly for mining & off road applications. Dane Scott gets some cool old gear on his show.
@@andrewking4885 Are you FBor messenger
Great vid. Diesel creek on youtubr bought the orange autocar and he is going to be making videos of it
I saw that! Very cool!😬
So this is the place that Diesel Creek got his Autocar at, so much old iron here.
Yes sir he did.
Cool....when trucks were trucks.
indeed! Thanks for watching.
Hey driver! Ol grasshoppa don't look to be in that bad of shape, don't give up on fixing her up, I can't wait!! 10-4 driver im gone
Oh ya! 😬👍
I am going to guess on what may have started as a parcel delivery with the Ford drive line as an Olson body, that'my guess.
That orange A car must be the twin to the one that Matt from Diesel Creek has 🤔
That Ford is a P series chassis if its newer the 65 it probably has a 300 6 cylinder with a 4 speed.
Work Horse? Should be W and then flipped to resemble an H. Work Horse makes these kind of bodies for many different applications. Have for a very long time. That's just my good guess.
Very interesting.... I’ll relay that. Thanks for watching
That truck is a win a mango😅😅😅
Lol... thanks for watching
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE what is there Facebook page called? Appreciate it bub
It’s “Dying Breed Diesels”
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE thanks Dane appreciate it bub
Are any of those cabover's for sale
Everything is for sale I believe
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE thanks still looking in my warehouse for those parts for your GMC
Wait... gotta correct that; the white Crackerbox is not. That was Brayden’s fathers truck and very special to him.
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE I understand I'm interested in the international transstar or both. What is there Facebook page called?
That orange auto car looks like the one diesel creek bought the frame looks the same to
It IS indeed 😬👍
@@DaneScottsTRUCKERSLOUNGE love you videos brother this sundown keepin the hammer down
R.i.p
When trucks were really trucks. Easy to work on. No smog or def systems. Exhaust stacks unlike the trucks of today where it's on the bottom like cars. Trucks were more spartan back then interior wise and didn't ride as nice, but you got the pure power out of the engine.
I agree Bud! Thanks for watching!
Are they for sale?
Most of them yes but definitely not the Crackerbox. Thanks for watching
Minneapolis Moline
Man I put alota miles on an old cracker box.
16:37 might be a Willys-Marmon.
Wow! Cool possibility. Thanks for watching
That orange auto car on the front row ended up on diesel Creek another UA-cam channel
It sure did.😀
Hope you tell somebody about the kitty
Cracker boxes lolol it a bump and the doors fly open, they all seemed to run 59 mph and thats it.
Lol, I can get it to 60 at least that’s some consolation
That orange autocar I believe was bought by another UA-cam channel guy. Diesel creek I think is what he's channel is called
Yepp it sure did. Great stuff!
Yes it is
I knowv my uncle has one of those eagles that needs Parts
Where is this guy located at
Lisbon Ohio
I drove a million miles in a old cracker Box and never went nowhere 😅
Lol
how can i get the phone number for tucker trucks i live about a hour away and i think i know wheres its at
its on the sign in the video. Thanks for watching.
Look at the video, it is shown several times.
Thank you everyone
White Motors delivery truck
Seriously? It’s a white? VERY cool! Thanks for watching
Those ford 9000's were ugly
all business lol. Thanks for watching.
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