Jack I see a couple of us Old School truckers are making comments about your show I've been watching your films for the past year now and after watching some of the other trucking volgs how unprofessional they are but you are one of the only OTR drivers that make us Old timers proud and we can see that our profession has been left in good hands for now any way thanks for the ride along Jack enjoyed today's film I just can't get enough of them I miss the road that much.
Jimm Pearson I drove for a while in 2005 2006. I missed my wife and kids too much. I’m not gonna do like others and say she missed me too much. I was the one missing them. Plus I had a real sleep issue as a team driver. Jack makes me want to do it again. I love the way he shows what trucking really is. Some of these other vlogs are more about the drivers Drama. Most of them are the driver on camera talking. I love the point of view jack uses. It makes you feel like you are in the truck with him. Just what a regular day in trucking. To top it all off he’s not out here trying to teach everyone how it’s done. He’s just doing it. All people with trucking on their minds should watch this.
That was a spectacular sky at 21:30+, made me think of 🌊 rolling into shore! Can see some great views of sky and country on I40 and on up NE. Sure do miss those trips!
I wanted to thank you, I'm an ex trucker I used to run all 48 plus between Vancouver and Winnipeg in Canada for Ludtke Pacific Trucking, but got Osteo Arthritis real bad and had to retire, man I miss the road so much, but watching your videos at least let's me see some of the country again, so again thanks and keep the sunny side up and the greasy side down. Caveman Phil
I'm so pleased you have done a another movie Jack, I've been getting withdrawals mate. I've not long got back from the states, it didn't work out with the girl there so back in New Zealand . Every red Volvo I saw coming down the road I had a long look to see if you were behind the wheel. Maybe some other time.
Lovin the movies jack.i am,at this point, trying to make the move from Europe trucking to usa trucking.very unsuccessfully I may add.we love your trucks because most of our stuff is cabover.there are petes,kwhoppers and freight shakers here,mostly pulling 30ft bunkers.we are constrained by length rules here.keep up the good work with the awesome vids.from a fellow trucker
Now that you're there, or at least were there, it seems appropriate to ask about your youtube name - Indiana Jack. I've scoured your previous videos and looked wherever I could but have not found how or why you have Indiana in your name. Your history seems to point to California. Love to hear where it came from.
Sayre, OK. is pronounced like Sayer. How does the logs work? When I quit driving, (had to) or I'd still be driving, they were starting to put them in trucks. I like to my logs. I really miss driving.
I am surprised to see snow on the ground so early, I thought it was still summer or autumn in the US. Spring starts here in Australia on the 1st September but it is still very cold here about 14-16 degrees celsius during the day with zero or less at night.
I live in Indiana about 90 miles south of Indianapolis. For us the snow starts around end of November usually and ends some time in March usually. But I can remember October snowfalls and April snowfalls. The weather here is very wacky and never the same. For instance around Christmas this year it was 70 degrees Fahrenheit with tornadoes and strong thunderstorms around. Then two weeks later or so first week on January it was high temps of 3 or 4 degrees Fahrenheit with lows around -10 or so with a few inches of snow on the ground. It is currently in the 30s but on the way up to the low 60s by the weekend haha. They like to say around here if you aren't happy with the weather wait a couple days and it'll be something totally different. Or another good one Indiana is one place where you can experience all 4 seasons in one week's time haha
to save you the trouble 70 degrees Fahrenheit is 21 degrees Celsius, 6 degrees Fahrenheit is -14 Celsius, and -10 Fahrenheit is -23 Celsius. The warmest and coldest I remember seeing it here was 110 Fahrenheit (43 Celsius) and it was humid too. The humidity gets so thick it's almost like you are going through a fog around here some times. And the coldest was a couple years ago if I remember right it was -40 (also -40 in Celsius) ,before the wind chill was added in.
Great video and thanks for showing :) I have to ask, how come we see so many use Volvo trucks? Dont get me wrong, i love Volvo trucks, but, i would have thought there was more Kenworth/Peterbilt etc. trucks.
To the jerk who asked about eating......if you know "the road", then you would know that the choices are poor & everyones metabolism is different AND it's a sedentary job for the most part! Keep on eatin & trucking Jack!!!!! 😡
whether or not your show is sponsored by an entity trying to draw interest back into truck or not, I am a amateur social scientist and think that the net effect will be very positive in the long haul (little pun I must admit but heartfealt) the industry was sinking fast there for a while, in some respects I even see a return to civility if though partial, keep on truckin guys and my best to you and yours.
Robert Jackson yeah country western music is trucker music. It’s the original. 6 days on the road ima gonna make it home tonite where I will get my wife kids and dog back.
Jack I see a couple of us Old School truckers are making comments about your show I've been watching your films for the past year now and after watching some of the other trucking volgs how unprofessional they are but you are one of the only OTR drivers that make us Old timers proud and we can see that our profession has been left in good hands for now any way thanks for the ride along Jack enjoyed today's film I just can't get enough of them I miss the road that much.
Jimm Pearson I drove for a while in 2005 2006. I missed my wife and kids too much. I’m not gonna do like others and say she missed me too much. I was the one missing them. Plus I had a real sleep issue as a team driver. Jack makes me want to do it again. I love the way he shows what trucking really is. Some of these other vlogs are more about the drivers Drama. Most of them are the driver on camera talking. I love the point of view jack uses. It makes you feel like you are in the truck with him. Just what a regular day in trucking. To top it all off he’s not out here trying to teach everyone how it’s done. He’s just doing it. All people with trucking on their minds should watch this.
Awesome video! I'm always impressed at the work you put into these. Quality all the way.
That was a spectacular sky at 21:30+, made me think of 🌊 rolling into shore! Can see some great views of sky and country on I40 and on up NE. Sure do miss those trips!
Thank you for taking time to make these awesome videos: you show what the country looks like through the eyes of a trucker.
Press on.
Loved this one. The food bar near the end brought back some great memories.
One of my favorite trips with you. Love the scenery & music.
I wanted to thank you, I'm an ex trucker I used to run all 48 plus between Vancouver and Winnipeg in Canada for Ludtke Pacific Trucking, but got Osteo Arthritis real bad and had to retire, man I miss the road so much, but watching your videos at least let's me see some of the country again, so again thanks and keep the sunny side up and the greasy side down. Caveman Phil
I'm so pleased you have done a another movie Jack, I've been getting withdrawals mate. I've not long got back from the states, it didn't work out with the girl there so back in New Zealand . Every red Volvo I saw coming down the road I had a long look to see if you were behind the wheel. Maybe some other time.
Very nice highway music fillers, nice sounding keyboards and of course some guitar.
Lovin the movies jack.i am,at this point, trying to make the move from Europe trucking to usa trucking.very unsuccessfully I may add.we love your trucks because most of our stuff is cabover.there are petes,kwhoppers and freight shakers here,mostly pulling 30ft bunkers.we are constrained by length rules here.keep up the good work with the awesome vids.from a fellow trucker
I actually watched this whole video hahaha, great job man, as usual your camera angles are great, being creative having fun with it.
I love your videos and to watch the impressing landscapes of America passing by. Good work.
love your videos...this reality TV !!
Really enjoy your videos. thanks for making them.
Some beautiful video Jack and some good music choices too!.
Good vide
Great videos keep up the good work. Best I've seen on you tube so far well done.
Another great video, Jack!
We used to stop at the Tepee on the AZ..NM. line to get cigs..$8.00 a carton back when I smoked..Thanks for bring back some great memories, Jack!!
Robert Vandenberg 8 dollars a carton is a great memory.
also love how your GPS says "stay on this route for awhile". Loved the video of Utah..PEACE
Great as usual, keep safe and God bless.
Great video Jack.
That’s when I had the most fun. Open Road clear skies good music. Good choice by the way.
Hey I grew up in Ashley/Hudson Indiana But they don't get snow in August.lol
New sub, Thanks for sharing
Finally a video where you travel in my state. INDIANA!! "The Crossroads of America"
The music in this old vlog is acceptional. Thanks Jim
Thanks for another great video! Scenery is beautiful, the company is wonderful, I'll try not to oversleep next time. :))
Thanks for taking us along The Magoo's in Milo, Maine 04-10-18
Great music and beautifully filmed, you really feel that you are riding right along there with I J !!
Im American, but currently living in Germany. You never see PBs or KWs here, the roads are very compact so all the trucks are cab overs.
Walking stick looks a lot like Paul senior from American chopper on TV. Thumbs up, Jack.
You are the best.
Now that you're there, or at least were there, it seems appropriate to ask about your youtube name - Indiana Jack. I've scoured your previous videos and looked wherever I could but have not found how or why you have Indiana in your name. Your history seems to point to California. Love to hear where it came from.
Love the videos jack, God bless ✌
Nice commentary Sir ! bless you and stay safe !
Wonderful. Archive.
Been there,didn't start driving until I moved out to the east coast.Originally from Joplin.It's been quite a few years since I've been there.
Love your videos. How do you keep all the various cameras in sync so well?
Great video Archive
Hey IJ... love your camera angles!! :)
Gave me chills when I saw that cold Indianapolis sky. What month was this shown or filmed?
loved the little hot food mini bar n the fact they did not allow lot lizards.............best truck home base in indy
Love the song in this one :)
Thanks for the ride !
Sayre, OK. is pronounced like Sayer. How does the logs work? When I quit driving, (had to) or I'd still be driving, they were starting to put them in trucks. I like to my logs. I really miss driving.
I recognized Jack, but I don’t think that was *Indiana Jack!* 7:22
I am surprised to see snow on the ground so early, I thought it was still summer or autumn in the US. Spring starts here in Australia on the 1st September but it is still very cold here about 14-16 degrees celsius during the day with zero or less at night.
It's a Re-release, I watched this earlier but watched again.
it's a re-released video, it's not current.
I live in Indiana about 90 miles south of Indianapolis. For us the snow starts around end of November usually and ends some time in March usually. But I can remember October snowfalls and April snowfalls. The weather here is very wacky and never the same. For instance around Christmas this year it was 70 degrees Fahrenheit with tornadoes and strong thunderstorms around. Then two weeks later or so first week on January it was high temps of 3 or 4 degrees Fahrenheit with lows around -10 or so with a few inches of snow on the ground. It is currently in the 30s but on the way up to the low 60s by the weekend haha. They like to say around here if you aren't happy with the weather wait a couple days and it'll be something totally different. Or another good one Indiana is one place where you can experience all 4 seasons in one week's time haha
to save you the trouble 70 degrees Fahrenheit is 21 degrees Celsius, 6 degrees Fahrenheit is -14 Celsius, and -10 Fahrenheit is -23 Celsius. The warmest and coldest I remember seeing it here was 110 Fahrenheit (43 Celsius) and it was humid too. The humidity gets so thick it's almost like you are going through a fog around here some times. And the coldest was a couple years ago if I remember right it was -40 (also -40 in Celsius) ,before the wind chill was added in.
Indiana jack did you ever pull refer trailers?
Love the Jack in The Box bobble head.
Good looking breakfast that's what I like gravy and biscuits not so good for you but what the heck you cant live for ever great road trip.
Nice trip I enjoyed the video.
Great video and thanks for showing :) I have to ask, how come we see so many use Volvo trucks? Dont get me wrong, i love Volvo trucks, but, i would have thought there was more Kenworth/Peterbilt etc. trucks.
Blueone he owns it.
Hey Jack who keeps that truck so clean and shinny?
My Favorite Indiana Jack adventure!
Great video buddy
I am from FortWayne IN.
good stuff IJ
Do you have the freedom of choosing your own loads to keep you out of the east coast or bad weather?
I want to know if you came to colorado
Trucker Josh and you get to eat all the stuff I can't anymore-) Eat a corn dog for me, I'll eat extra serving of steamed broccoli for you. Stay safe
Indiana jack I been trying to buy a cam for my truck any good suggestions
There's a Sayre in Pennsylvania and here we call it Say-er
Wow the food looks pretty good at Mr Fuel
Hi Jack how do you get used to the noisy flasher relay on Old Red?
great video i love that western truck
Jack i never see you talking on cb, do you have one in your truck ? Greetings from the Netherlands
what is the avg. fuel consumption on your VOLVO ?
interesting camera angles :)
I'm actually living in ft.wayne right now. Spooky👻
One of my favorite cities, lots of relatives there.
How many mounted cameras are you using and are they Gopro's?
Here is a link to the cameras that I use....it is a series of two different videos. Thanks for your interest. th-cam.com/video/_6Q8_rKviGU/w-d-xo.html
To the jerk who asked about eating......if you know "the road", then you would know that the choices are poor & everyones metabolism is different AND it's a sedentary job for the most part! Keep on eatin & trucking Jack!!!!! 😡
Like the lip-sinking.....lol.....Nice music too.....
name of the song at 4:50 ?
It's called when the road trip ends by Ron Sorensen...you can find it on iTunes
indianajacktrucker thank you so much!
Indiana jack i enjoy your movies or videos
MHakkinen7 Great song. I just got from iTunes.
I like the song just the eay it is
FYI, I-Jack, Sayre is pronounced "SAY-ER" like payer but not "SAY-REE" which might be a pig call or something?
those old petes look awesome but seem impractical, the turning radius must be awful
The land of lonnnnnnnnnnggggggg shadows!
american here: Nothing beats the badass mean look of a peterbilt. See one of those in your mirrors and you move!
pctureperfct it would be hard to get around in Europe in anything but a Cabover. A Pete with a long nose would be a stupid choice.
Ohhh, I don't live anywhere near there.
whether or not your show is sponsored by an entity trying to draw interest back into truck or not, I am a amateur social scientist and think that the net effect will be very positive in the long haul (little pun I must admit but heartfealt) the industry was sinking fast there for a while, in some respects I even see a return to civility if though partial, keep on truckin guys and my best to you and yours.
7:21 that little figure is so cute.
its the one man camera crew
That's ok Jack we all need to eat.
That town in OK.,,,Sayre. Pronounced 'Say' 'Er'. :) Been there, hauled that...
Sayre, OK. is pronounced like "player" with an S instead of PL. Just FYI.
Sayre sounds like sayer.
nice.like chile
Hello
I don't care too much for the European style trucks. Not a lot of variety. But I'm partial to American trucks anyway.
The Mercedes Benz engine is complete garbage too.
You have some room for improvement, in the diet department.
Lol
Next the most psycho girl friend or ex wife. Have cuz in low buck TX food filth and fetching jobs in middle America
No country western get your wife dog and house back?
Robert Jackson yeah country western music is trucker music. It’s the original. 6 days on the road ima gonna make it home tonite where I will get my wife kids and dog back.
Who cares if you eat on camera.
Walking stick looks a lot like Paul senior from American chopper on TV. Thumbs up, Jack.