Kenworth truck I used to drive

Old Kenworth truck I once drove.

Window, door, and mirror controls. Kenworth t680.

This microphone is used to make phone calls with the Bluetooth radio.

The Freightliner fridge is much better then the Kenworth one. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Still buying steem and top ten coins with profits from trucking.

I trucked a little too hard and feel asleep 30 seconds and woke up to this. Daddy doing a little babysitting.

In January 1988, Martin Carver slipped behind the wheel of the mammoth Bandag Bandit at the famous Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The Bandit was a 1978 customized Kenworth Conventional truck, some 25 feet

After traveling 1,590,406 miles, participating in two European Goodwill Show Truck tours, being featured in well over 200 newspaper and magazine articles, appearing on numerous television shows and even

This “Bullnose” had over 5.2 million miles on it when the previous owner, Ray O’Hanesian, stopped counting in 1998. Ray purchased the truck brand new for $25,000 which was expensive for the time. The Bullnose

Kenworth manufactured this particular model from 1951 1958. The design was quite unique with a lower and wider cab than later model cabovers. Interestingly, the cab doesn’t tilt on this model. Any engine

The petes in the shop, so i get the old beauty now

CAT Scale’s 1938 Kenworth is known by drivers all across the Country, but very few may know that it started out as a fire truck; serving the City of Spokane, Washington until 1970. CAT Scale Company purchased

Budda 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed Cotta Transmission. Iowa 80 Group discovered this two blocks from Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington, where it had been used by a construction company to haul