ATHS SoCal Antique Truck Show 2023 - Leaving
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2023
- We always look forward to this amazing event hosted by our friends at the SoCal chapter of the American Truck Historical Society! It's nice to see so many vintage commercial vehicles, big rigs, fire trucks, and military vehicles participating in this event over the years. Thank you to all the participants and the members of SoCal ATHS for making this event possible!
Highlights:
0:06 - 1981 Kenworth W900A
1:18 - 1980 Peterbilt 282
2:18 - 1954 Peterbilt 350 Bubblenose (ex Ed Rocha truck)
2:29 and 3:07 - 1963 Peterbilt Truck & Trailer
3:40 - Charlie Tadema Inc. 1953 Kenworth Bullnose
5:25 - Dalton Trucking 1964 Peterbilt 281TA
5:59 - 1939 Studebaker COE
6:06 and 7:40 - Dalton Trucking 1953 Kenworth D-99 Bullnose
6:19 and 8:15 - Dalton Trucking 1955 Kenworth KOD 521C hauling a 1961 White 4200 Mustang
6:31 and 8:32 - Dalton Trucking 1962 White Freightliner T-7264T and 1974 Peterbilt 352 Cabover
10:51 - 1948 REO D-19 Pickup Truck
11:35 - Tarascou Trucking
13:38 - Adivari Trucking 1962 Peterbilt 351 with c.1972 Great Dane trailer
14:40 - 1987 Peterbilt 362 hay hauler and 1979 Peterbilt 282 Cabover
16:10 - 1966 Peterbilt
16:34 - Bruno Ranch 1946 GMC Flatbed, 1965 GMC 5000 Flatbed, and 1951 GMC
18:02 and 19:07 - 1968 Peterbilt
21:48 - Bragg Crane 1956 Peterbilt Series 350
24:40 - 1957 Mack B-75 towing a 1951 GMC HDC913
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Really enjoyed!!! 👍👍
As always, great work!!! Thanks for coming out!!
Thank you once again to you and the club for hosting another fantastic truck show!
Nice work, that green 352 bunk is a stunner!
What a cool event! Great shooting as usual and I really like the thumbnail!
Thanks! Those two trucks are part of the incredible collection of ATHS member Dennis Martinez
That prevoast is great but a crown bus is much beter
All the Crowns were cruising at the Show & Go in Riverside, which was being held the same day as the truck show this year
The tractors with the long bed pulling a trailer with pivoting or front steer axel, what are they designed to carry? I haven’t seen anything like it in the Midwest or North East or South East.
Those are truck & trailer combos that were common on the west coast up until the 80s or so. The flatbed ones are usually designed to haul hay. Today, that truck and trailer setup is almost exclusively used for tanker trucks on the west coast.
@@twinrodders thanks for the quick reply, very nice video.
Hilarious no one remembers eastern length laws 55 ft max
Where was this
Southern California Railway Museum in Perris, CA