Big Rubber. Big Spokes. Big Truck. The combination to awesome. Clearly the origins of this photo are from a tradeshow back in the day. But from when? Where? You can also smell the grease and fresh rubber. Stay tuned for more Reno 2019 ATHS photo finds.
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Brings back great memories of going to the New England Truck Show in Boston with my Dad as a kid back in the 80’s Eric. I always had a great time at those shows collecting product flyers and climbing up into the cabs of all the new trucks.
Hey Dave is there still a show in Boston?
I have no idea Andy. I left after college in ‘94 and my parents moved to Florida in the last 10 years. A quick search for “New England Truck Show” didn’t turn up anything that reminded me of the show I used to go to.
I went to the show in Boston many years ago, by that point it was a glorified vendors market. The local antique truck club had a small display and there were a few modern rigs. It was not worth the 4+ hour drive IMO.