Here we have three brand new Kenworths and one Peterbilt heading to their new homes. This is a common mode of transport for new trucks from the factory to the dealer. Most dealers have a hoist system on hand to unstack the truck when they arrive. The delivery driver then takes a bus back home or they may have towed a small car behind the trucks. My educated guess about the models? The Peterbilt looks to be a Model 337 complete with urea tank (between gas tank and battery box). The first Kenworth is probably a T440 based on its heavy steel bumper and flotation tires while the two trucks toward the back look like T270’s.
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