Memories for us old truckers

[Junkyard]

Good to see you

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Kenworth's

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Kenworth's

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[Truck Shop]

Old Kenworth's

 

[bam1968]

Awesome pics Truckshop!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Autocars & T's

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Autocars & T's

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Peter Cars

 

[Truck Shop]

Old Peter Cars

 

[old-iron-habit]

Old Peter Cars

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I love the blue one with the buzzin dozen in it.

 

[Labparamour]

Very nice collection of photos of some beautiful trucks!
Nicely done TC!

 

[RZucker]

I have seen that last Peterbilt (green and black) in person... Wow, that is one nice truck.

 

[hvy 1ton]

Old Kenworth's

That's an interesting old kenworth.

 

[Mother Deuce]

My latest photos, 39 PETE, 44 KW built in Yakima Wa and a 48 KW {sort of}
Hmmm that looks like a old Fiorito Tractor the 48 sort of. Is that in Sunnyside? Did you take a image of the blade next to it and how much is the D2!?

Old Kenworth's
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My latest photos, 39 PETE, 44 KW built in Yakima Wa and a 48 KW {sort of}

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My latest photos, 39 PETE, 44 KW built in Yakima Wa and a 48 KW {sort of}

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[crane operator]

1959 international. No engine or transmission. I know somebody already in Oklahoma, whose got a detroit that needs a home.

Add says no engine or transmission, then later on in the pictures, it shows a big cam under the hood- they must just have a standard "no engine or inoperable" so no one complains if it doesn't run.

https://www.auctiontime.com/listings/trucks/auctions/online/29953127/1959-international-rdf405

 

[crane operator]

Of course if you don't want the binder, they have a pretty good looking 1980 KW and a 1977 Pete on the same auction. I kind of like the looks of the KW, (except for the fat stacks) but I'm a day cab kind of guy. If I need a sleeper, I'm too far away from home.


https://www.auctiontime.com/listings/trucks/auctions/online/29967929/1980-kenworth-w900a



https://www.auctiontime.com/listings/trucks/auctions/online/29967855/1977-peterbilt-359

Looks like they were getting this one ready for paint.

 

[petepilot]

I could use that binder even have a motor for it

 

[Truck Shop]

The Sort of 1948 really isn't a Kenworth. Those were built using Kenworth cabs and sheet metal in the late 40's by Arrow Tank Lines {they were building there own tractors}

 

[crane operator]

I looked through those pics of the 1959 international a little more. Someone put a lot of work into keeping that thing on the road, and it looks like its been being used pretty recently.

 

[petepilot]

I looked through those pics of the 1959 international a little more. Someone put a lot of work into keeping that thing on the road, and it looks like its been being used pretty recently.

i`m sure going to check it out further` may put a bid on it. the 359 pete looks to have made a trip or two on the alcan