Posted by Brown Dirt Cowboy on February 09, 2019 at 12:34:33 from (23.119.191.102):
In Reply to: how about cannonball? posted by larry@stinescorner on February 08, 2019 at 08:18:50:
good topic Larry. As a driver for 44 years these old trucks are the reason I wear hearing aids today. The trucks in my early days of trucking are all antiques today. They were built to do the job at hand and had few if any driver comforts that we have in today's trucks. As a member of the American Truck Historical Society for 33 years I like the old rides. Most of the drivers today you could not get them into a cabover truck. I put a million miles on them back in the day. I am the proud owner of a 1964 IH DCOF-405 cabover, known to the drivers of the day as an "Emeryville" because they were built in Emeryville Ca. Some times I can get on youtube and watch old truck videos for what seems like hours. in the old truck hobby the cabovers are making a comeback, which I am happy to see. Thanks for posting this and taking an old driver back in time.
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