Monthly Archives: December 2013

Autocar Mondays – It’s a Wrecker

Welcome to another edition of Autocar Mondays! Based on the quality of the photo below you would be forgiven if you thought this photo came from a simpler time of cameras that used a thing called film. It certainly couldn’t … Continue reading

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Tis the Season for TV

The weather outside is crappy so stay inside and watch TV instead. Even better, watch truck related shows for free on YouTube. I’ve done the hard work for you and created two playlists for two entirely different shows. To begin … Continue reading

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On the Job – Oshkosh Mixer

I always get excited when my wife tells me she took a picture of an interesting truck. I like to think that she has fresh eyes. By that I mean she is not jaded or snobbish when it comes to … Continue reading

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Payloader H-120

Last month I went to an auction at Solvay Iron Works where this Hough H-120 Payloader was lurking around the back of the property. It wasn’t included in the auction but that didn’t stop a steady flow of people from checking … Continue reading

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Autocar Mondays – Construcktor VAC Truck

Below is a Autocar Construcktor VAC truck that once belonged to the Town of Clay, NY. According to the date stamp on the photos I spotted this truck at Tracey Road Equipment back in May of 2010. At that time … Continue reading

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The Western Report – The Sierras

Finally, the latest edition of the Western Report is here! The long delay has nothing to due with lack of contributions from Ryan as he has supplied plenty of great photos over the months. Below is a batch from October. … Continue reading

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Freightliner Classic

The Freightliner Classic, let us go straight to the horse’s mouth (freightlinertrucks.com) to get the details. The Classic and Classic XL traditional styling, impressive performance and focus on driver comfort embody the freedom of the open road and the satisfaction … Continue reading

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Plows From All Over

An embarrassment of plow riches today! We’ll start with the oldest plow in the group. Mike sends in a photo a Brockway 361 that was operated by his father for Chemung County until 1986 when it was traded in for … Continue reading

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Still Working – International S2200

Ah, the good old working mule that was the International S-Series. It was with us for so many years and in so many forms it can be hard to determine the exact age of one. Looking at the 2200 below … Continue reading

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Something Went Wrong

If you see a convoy liked this parked along the side of the road in your neighborhood you know something has gone wrong. This Kenworth army belongs to Winters Rigging, a company that specializes in train derailments. According to their … Continue reading

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