Thank you! I stopped making slideshows with music because using music blocks the videos in some countries. I try to make the videos so the viewer gets as much of the experience of the show as possible, so no music or talking.
I'm surprised that the authorities didn't run you out of state for bringing all those pre- emission diesel trucks in, and polluting the clean, smog free air of SoCal........(Los Angeles in August ????) But seriously, that is some of the most BEAUTIFUL iron I've seen in a long time. Much respect. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! It was nice to see the Dalton Trucking fleet after 2 years. There are many ATHS shows around the United States, the Dalton fleet almost always drives to the national conventions every year.
Hello, great video! What was the Dunkel Bros. rig? Looks like a car carrier, but nothing like I've ever seen. Really radical for it's time I'll bet!?!? Also Old Gray Ghost & another pick-up had a round barrel looking thing on their passenger windows, sirens? Lastly, the Dalton Rigs....WOW, no words can describe that fleet!!!!!!! Awesome to see such beautiful trucks. Thank you...!!!
The Dunkel Bros. rig is a 1949 GMC and a 1947 MHS car carrier trailer. They have some other great looking trucks at their headquarters too! The round thing sticking out of Old Gray Ghost is a swamp cooler, you put ice or cold water inside it and the wind blows cold air into the vehicle. It's like an air conditioner for cars without AC.
Thanks Kenny! Just wish the chance of rain was much lower, that would've brought out way more trucks. Nonetheless, amazing show, ATHS always does a great job!
Great video, I tell you spent a lot of time on editing too. It's not easy to piece together all of those action shots. What kind of camera setup did you use?
Thank you! Yeah this video took one of the longest to edit out of all my videos, mostly because my brother and I used two cameras to capture the trucks leaving the show. At this show we used a 2009 Sony Handycam Camcorder, and a Panasonic DMC-FZ70, no tripods.
I like those big trucks from 60's to early millennium. Some others present! Soon there will be a cut off date. When the trucks get to domey like i've seen already! Aweful!😀 when those driver less trucks and vechicles come in that's it. It will be one big" night mare!" Long live the proper American trucks, mid 50's to 95. More so! Also some which remained in same style an body like 80's to 2005. These new trucks from 2005 ! Have smaller fat steering wheels. Don't like that. Same with bus, coaches, rv's. Love slimmer big steering wheels!😀
Phone books and bricks tied to your shoes u can drive anything u guess messed up when u told a four year old that the four year old waved at driving big trucks and equipment down the road all u could do is look down say St what did we do but the four year old bought his own stuff
I loved this video for one reason. No stupid music or commentary. Just good truck sounds! Keep up the good work and Thank you!
Thank you! I stopped making slideshows with music because using music blocks the videos in some countries. I try to make the videos so the viewer gets as much of the experience of the show as possible, so no music or talking.
Trucks in action, doors open, engines roaring....Oh Yeah! 🥰 That’s what you call Truck Chasing! 😎 Good stuff! God bless our truckers!
Great video, nice to see some of the rigs leaving the show, they sounded great.
Thank you for posting another great video. Looks like a nice venue, also.
Some really nice trucks great viedo
I'm surprised that the authorities didn't run you out of state for bringing all those pre- emission diesel trucks in, and polluting the clean, smog free air of SoCal........(Los Angeles in August ????) But seriously, that is some of the most BEAUTIFUL iron I've seen in a long time. Much respect. Thank you for sharing.
Great video!! I really enjoyed the Dalton Trucking Fleet ! sure like them old KW's. I sure wish I could visit one of these shows one day..
Thank you! It was nice to see the Dalton Trucking fleet after 2 years. There are many ATHS shows around the United States, the Dalton fleet almost always drives to the national conventions every year.
Gran video Los felicito desde Colombia, me recuerda cuando mi abuelo me hablaba de aquellos modelos de su época excelente.
Thanks for video share nice Like the older trucks new ones seem like over size vans
Hello, great video! What was the Dunkel Bros. rig? Looks like a car carrier, but nothing like I've ever seen. Really radical for it's time I'll bet!?!? Also Old Gray Ghost & another pick-up had a round barrel looking thing on their passenger windows, sirens? Lastly, the Dalton Rigs....WOW, no words can describe that fleet!!!!!!! Awesome to see such beautiful trucks. Thank you...!!!
The Dunkel Bros. rig is a 1949 GMC and a 1947 MHS car carrier trailer. They have some other great looking trucks at their headquarters too!
The round thing sticking out of Old Gray Ghost is a swamp cooler, you put ice or cold water inside it and the wind blows cold air into the vehicle. It's like an air conditioner for cars without AC.
@@twinrodders Thanks for the info, a window cooler, some people have amazing ideas! Bless them all for keeping those truck running for us to enjoy.
I'm surprised they aloud you guys in California! But seriously, these are some real trucks, non of that 0 emissions or electric crap.
Wow Awesome rigs Way better then the one we had Great footage ;)
Thanks Kenny! Just wish the chance of rain was much lower, that would've brought out way more trucks. Nonetheless, amazing show, ATHS always does a great job!
What no K-100s, Nice show!
Great video, I tell you spent a lot of time on editing too. It's not easy to piece together all of those action shots. What kind of camera setup did you use?
Thank you! Yeah this video took one of the longest to edit out of all my videos, mostly because my brother and I used two cameras to capture the trucks leaving the show. At this show we used a 2009 Sony Handycam Camcorder, and a Panasonic DMC-FZ70, no tripods.
Is one if those a 1955 peterbilt?
I get a wooddy looking at those trucks
Oigan y por q no sacan los hermosos camiones DINA fiac
cool
I like those big trucks from 60's to early millennium. Some others present! Soon there will be a cut off date. When the trucks get to domey like i've seen already! Aweful!😀 when those driver less trucks and vechicles come in that's it. It will be one big" night mare!" Long live the proper American trucks, mid 50's to 95. More so! Also some which remained in same style an body like 80's to 2005. These new trucks from 2005 ! Have smaller fat steering wheels. Don't like that. Same with bus, coaches, rv's. Love slimmer big steering wheels!😀
Phone books and bricks tied to your shoes u can drive anything u guess messed up when u told a four year old that the four year old waved at driving big trucks and equipment down the road all u could do is look down say St what did we do but the four year old bought his own stuff