That will buff right right out. That is the favorite joke of nearly everyone when looking at catastrophic damage on a vehicle. It’s usually funny expect when looking at ones own vehicle. Sadly, accidents are a way of life in this imperfect world of ours. The WorkStar you see below slammed into a house after it’s brakes failed while going downhill. The driver escaped with minor injuries and no occupants of the home were injured.

This poor Western Star 4700 was the victim of frost heave that caught the plow blade and forced it under the truck. Catching a heave with your plow blade must be one of the more scary things to happen to a driver as there is little to no warning. Once second you’re driving along the next you are staring at the sky. A few days before this Clifton truck was caught a rig from the Town of Leon also fell victim to this winter time trick.

These photos serve to illustrate the point that driving for a living is a dangerous job. Have you hugged your trucker today?

Sometimes there is a specific need for a vehicle that the traditional manufacturers don’t cover. When that happens the door is opened for strange and unique creations with a face that only a mother could love.

Hayes came across this “Juggernaut” along the I-94 corridor between Chicago and Milwaukee a few years back. It’s certainly a vehicle not seen everyday.

Made by Thiokol, a company familiar with the production of tracked vehicles for arctic exploration, this Juggernaut works the swampy ground around high tension wires.

You can read more about this odd looking truck by visiting this old ATHS forum link found here. Just hit cancel when asked to print seven pages of speculation.

Thanks for the share Hayes!