Classic Trucks at ATHS Show, 2024 OVER 1,000 + Mack, Peterbilt, Kenworth
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Experience the ultimate classic truck show that you absolutely cannot miss! Join us as we explore the world's best collection of classic trucks, showcasing their unique designs, powerful engines, and vintage charm!
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I truly enjoyed watching this video and was educated. 👌
I really enjoyed the video.
Like to have the 9500....drive one of those for many years....nice!
12:15 “Freightliner…obviously now they don’t build quality at all”😂
Totally cool. Would definitely like to go check some big trucks at local show in my area
This guy right here makes looking at trucks fun.
It's great to see young guys so knowledgeable about the old trucks.
Macungie, PA has a major show is is also home of legendary MACK Truck
Oh wow I did not expect a truck show !! Awesome !! My 2 very favorite hobbies !!!
Wow,cool
Man that guy was a truck guy alright, for a young man he’s studied each one of these truck companies, this was really good, thanks.
Thanks for featuring my brother's Kenworth.
I live in york and this show was fantastic😊I loved it ❤really appreciative and always grateful thankyou for sharing this🎉
YES Martee is back ,everyone loves hes input ,cherry on the cake
Tommy’s ‘80 International is a 3406A, not a 3406B, but close. Also, it won’t be getting the suspension switched out when he paints the frame.
I thought it was an A, but Cat offered the 1693, 3406a, and 3406b within a 2-3 year period so I sort of guessed it was a B based on the year. And I’m glad to hear it’s not. It’s a really awesome truck and I personally am not a big fan of suspension swaps, but so many guys swap to airbags it wouldn’t have surprised me.
Great video.
I am a member of the ATHS. Loved the Mack cabover.
My first truck as an owner operator was a 1971 F model Mack Western.
It wasn't a ( pure pedigree ) as it had a 335 Cummins and a fuller 13 spd .
The rubber block suspension you showed back in the day driver's would call them ( hockey puck suspension ).
You guy's did a nice job explaining all the old truck .
Those were some amazing trucks. Now im really disappointed that i didnt go to this show . As this guy is showing you all these V8's, he didnt mention that most big truck diesels are inline 6 cylinder. Cool video.
I was there the previous weekend for the NASA show. Over 2,500 cars. My 52 Buick Special has won best buick in the show 2 times now. There’s a lots to do and see. If you get to hot there are 2 massive buildings with AC!! 10/10 would recommend going.
How can I reach you to talk to you about a May ordered, June Built 1969 z28 that has been owned by our family since 1971? I have pictures of the unmolested cowl tag the car and the stories that go along with it from 1971 till 1988 when the car was parked original 302 is on the shelf
Man yeah… that’s some awesome truck’s… I like seeing the old cabovers .. I have driven a few cabovers.. they were definitely easy to see out of … it was like you were sitting right on the middle line of the road… thanks for the video buddy…
Grew up working at a truckstop, saw those trucks all the time. Saw 3 Dodges about a third of the way through, was so hoping I could hear something about those, that was a rarity to see a Dodge semi.
Affordable is reasonable. Yet they don't have parts for those classic trucks . Ok
THANKS, damn sure my kind of car/truck show
Great video
Would have been nice to see a few Autocar’s
The knowledge of these two is outstanding.
I really like to see a white velvet suspension, I wonder hor this suspension can works
I can’t understand what you’re what you say about the power on the the Blue truck👍🏾
I think you’re wrong, Brockway owned Mack since the 50s sorry I have it backwards you’re right
Mack bought brockway in 1956. Let them close in 76
@@brianstevens2327 yes 😥
Marty Knows 😎
So there was an 89/90 Mack Value liner from Australia in the background with the Road Train signs on the front and you didn't stop. Geez it to is all Mack, V8 500, Mack running gear, although its similar almost the same as a Superliner II it is the Last of the R model style in Australia, They only made about 200 of these and they are very collectable and valuable. I would want over $200,000 Dollaroos for that !
I think that truck actually has a V8 Cat in it. It has the dog/cat logo license plate. Sounded kind of like one at idle too.
@@mintyman1968 That model was all built with EA9 mack V8' if it has a CAT its aftermarket, and i would doubt it was a V8, I don't know because ole mate didn't give us a proper look, nice video otherwise so thanks for that anyway.
@@deanj9345 I know it’s a V8 because of the hood emblem badge. I just don’t know what type. Both the 3408 and E9 sound kind of similar. License plate is just what throws me off.
@@mintyman1968 Thanks minty, all good mate, It really is a very collectible and highly sought after truck here in OZ nice to see it there. However, with so few of them built and many having hard lives pulling trains maybe only a hundred or so of these left in the wild. Were some great trucks there for sure. I hope you enjoyed. Try trucking with Kermie on here for some Australian truck show content.
How many were there ?
Awesome truck
Is Sonny Pruetts Kenworth there