Nice looking old truck. That 220 Cummins would be slow, back in those days , as were most trucks . Who cared, 6-7 days to go cross country. No one was in a hurry like now.
I worked on and drove this ole girl on some northeast Arkansas roads! Last load she hauled was soybeans to the Mississippi River in West Memphis! overweight ofcourse! Great strong beautiful truck! Love all the work and upgrades you've done! Much more Beautiful!
Love your Hayes clipper cab over 🏆in Abbotsford BC is a Hayes clipper conventional 1963 ??cab will a dog house behind it's a deep red truck used to go Coast to Coast owned by Arnie in show room condition .Love these trucks 🏆
I drove trucks for 46 years (mostly in the south and mid-west) and do not remember ever seeing a Hays tractor. Anyway, that thing is really cool looking! Thanks for the video. Even us old-farts still learn new things about trucks on occasion.
So beautiful. Don’t believe I’ve ever encountered a Hayes before! Thank you. Miss Red. Late ‘70s I ran the NE and Quebec driving several different makes of cabovers, none with the Hayes’ attention to keeping the driver warm during frigid Northern winters. One in particular had a footwell vent that opened into the cab, rather than out. It leaked cold air like crazy, and the cab heater was anemic at best. One advantage was I didn’t have to take the time to don cold weather duds upon arrival. Already wearing toque, parka, gloves and Sorel boots just to keep from freezing as I drove.
FANTASTIC video and interview, Red! Using my wife's account here, but True Blue Trucker is mine. LOVED all the background info and thorough walk-through on the truck. Man! That Marmon was beautiful, too! Nice drive out and seeing the other trucks there - what a beautiful day you had!
Wow! It's hard for some to understand why spend money on restoration, but I think all of us appreciate and thank u for keeping trux like this alive. And thank u Miss Flatbed Red!
Wow, who was the girl in the rear crome bumper, hot 🔥 , 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I've never seen a truck like this, so cool, an has a old 220 Cummins, badass. WWG1WGA. Keep On Truckin .
Nice bucket thanks for the history on it now I know where the saying Hay Mack comes from 5th generation truck driver mechanic myself running 94 T 600 with the wolf's on the door 10 4.
that's a rare truck with some very special solutions, nice job.
Nice looking old truck. That 220 Cummins would be slow, back in those days , as were most trucks . Who cared, 6-7 days to go cross country. No one was in a hurry like now.
I worked on and drove this ole girl on some northeast Arkansas roads! Last load she hauled was soybeans to the Mississippi River in West Memphis! overweight ofcourse! Great strong beautiful truck! Love all the work and upgrades you've done! Much more Beautiful!
God, that B Model Mack! What a work of art!
How cool is that old truck and what a gentleman sharing the story. You do meet some great people. Thanks for sharing.
I’m so glad I met Cam! He did another video with me I hope to share here soon.
Beautiful and rare clipper. Great hearing all about all the trucks🍻
Beautiful Hayes
I never drove a Markel insured truck. But I remember the stickers.. also fondly remember this truck and still love it,,
Beautifully presented rare beast.
I love all trucks but especially ole cab overs. ❤❤
You’ve found the right channel! I recommend starting with my truck tours playlist.
Wow I've never heard of Hayes before. I was born in the 80s & of course that was before my time.
Love them old trucks!! That's what I learned to drive on!!
I'd heard old truck drivers talk about them never seen one Sharp looking truck
Love your Hayes clipper cab over 🏆in Abbotsford BC is a Hayes clipper conventional 1963 ??cab will a dog house behind it's a deep red truck used to go Coast to Coast owned by Arnie in show room condition .Love these trucks 🏆
I drove trucks for 46 years (mostly in the south and mid-west) and do not remember ever seeing a Hays tractor. Anyway, that thing is really cool looking! Thanks for the video. Even us old-farts still learn new things about trucks on occasion.
So beautiful. Don’t believe I’ve ever encountered a Hayes before! Thank you. Miss Red.
Late ‘70s I ran the NE and Quebec driving several different makes of cabovers, none with the Hayes’ attention to keeping the driver warm during frigid Northern winters. One in particular had a footwell vent that opened into the cab, rather than out. It leaked cold air like crazy, and the cab heater was anemic at best. One advantage was I didn’t have to take the time to don cold weather duds upon arrival. Already wearing toque, parka, gloves and Sorel boots just to keep from freezing as I drove.
The Alberni heritage museum has a similar Hayes COE. I believe it’s a 1961.
That is rare.
That's good ol girl, there!
This is an innovative design for such an old truck.
FANTASTIC video and interview, Red! Using my wife's account here, but True Blue Trucker is mine. LOVED all the background info and thorough walk-through on the truck. Man! That Marmon was beautiful, too! Nice drive out and seeing the other trucks there - what a beautiful day you had!
Thanks! There are over 250 more tours like this on my Truck Tours playlist :)
Wow! It's hard for some to understand why spend money on restoration, but I think all of us appreciate and thank u for keeping trux like this alive. And thank u Miss Flatbed Red!
I love seeing the not so common , vintage trucks. They have fascinated me since gradeschool and always want to check out the inside. Still do.
Then my Truck Tours playlist is the place for you :)
@@MissFlatbedRed Been watchin for awhile yep. Good ones.
Wow, who was the girl in the rear crome bumper, hot 🔥 , 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I've never seen a truck like this, so cool, an has a old 220 Cummins, badass. WWG1WGA. Keep On Truckin .
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Great work you do hun, keep it up. God bless
I never seen one before. I love the truck
great video miss flatbed red beautiful ol1965 hayes caboverhope to see yall at the aths convention and truck show in reno in 2023
I’ll be there!
Nice bucket thanks for the history on it now I know where the saying Hay Mack comes from 5th generation truck driver mechanic myself running 94 T 600 with the wolf's on the door 10 4.
Chrome dash Norman Clutch had that in his HD. I swamped for him a little wile. Back in the GOOD OLD DAYS
All I can say is wow love rare Cabovers
Hey kiddo, you look right at home in that Hayes with your BELL BOTTOMS on.
Nice, can’t be too many of those still around.
You’ll have to do my 1985 white cabover
If you see me at a show, be sure to have me do it!
@@MissFlatbedRed ok! Macungie next year I’ll be there
@@Carolinastrucks I will finally be able to be there! My local ATHS show has always clashed with it, but not next year! 🙌
Thank you so much for sharing i wait every time for your video's greetings from holland
K100 and 352 love child
Beautiful ole Hayes & Great video 💯👍
Thank you!
Wow! That is such a uniquely built truck!
👍👍 Thanks MFR
very nice
Great don't think never seen that before 👍
Nice!
VERY COOL RIG !!!!!
Looks like a Peterbilt 352
In dire need of repowering to a 425 Cat.
Related to "bad chad" hiltz?