Was für schöne Fahrzeuge, ich bin begeistert. Solche LKW,s hatte die DDR nicht zu bieten, aber die waren auch nicht schlecht. Bin ja fast alle gefahren. Deswegen kann ich das sagen. Danke für das schöne Video.
Thank you Dennis!! U have taken something as simple as a "truck show" and highlighted what I believe is an important part of American history. These are the trucks I worked on! Thank you sir!
Super cool trucks and vehicle. There are so many designs I didn't even know excited, especially some of the oldest models. Make me enthused about about getting up this morning and working on my own jeep. Thanks for the cool video. 😎👍
Kudos to the cameraman for doing such an excellent job. You give us a wonderful window into these events, yet always remain the unsung hero. Thank-you so much!!
Loved all the old fire trucks. Years ago,(early 1981) the volunteer fire department I was in has a 1959 Ford F900 strait cab truck as first out rig. Carried 750 gallons on board with 2 booster reels. The truck had 5,000 original miles on the clock. No telling how many hours on the engine. It was painted red and white with gold leaf lettering. It is a thing of beauty. Last I knew, it was still in active service. This truck would be right at home at this show.
You folks have some of the most beautiful trucks I have ever seen, I restore and collect both US and German trucks so I have a pretty good idea of just what you folks have into these trucks in both time and money let me just say it shows, these trucks are just plain AMAZING!!!!!!
Thanks for the bonus footage.... This could have been an hour episode with sooooooo much cool stuff ! Usually when you see big machines like this they're rotting away in some junk yard.... It's really great to see the semis/and trucks restored to their former glory !
Fantastic B roll Dennis! Don't hesitate to share that. There were some great trucks there. I wanted to see the 1919 Mack wrecker hook up the boom for a recovery! One man job! That sounds scary!
@@MyClassicCarTV , next show, could you try to go from solid tire, chain drive C-cabs to Semi's. The evolution of truck, a great tool is fascinating. Also if you can, cover the evolution of the van, from light utility vehicles to pickup truck based. Note:: I have a 78 Econoline with a 351W, 4 speed standard & 411 POSI as my work van. [ If only Ford, or anyone still made a "power tool" this good...]
@@keithjohnson5398 Yeah, it's true. There may be a few mixed in here and there, but to see a dedicated truck show was awesome! Really hope something like this will inspire other communities.
Just think it wasn't for the semi and the drivers back then and now. We wouldn't have no food, gas, and no supplies. Thank you all the the truckers out there
I've got to find out where the next antique truck show near me is going to be. All that ATHS has is the show in Carson, Nevada that ran over a month ago.
Raul ceballos que grandes videos tienen porque soy un conductorde gran parte de mi vida y tengo experiencia ÷n la mecanica de tractocamiones y busco trabajo en cualquier lugar
12:05 There's a video on TH-cam about this Tow Truck being called the uglyest Tow Truck made in the 70's but to me I think it was just as an interesting design.
Ive seen that wite osh kosh a few places i think i seen it years ago in a truck book i had also not positive i remember wite oshkosh with same blue emblem
The problem is the availability of parts, as when most users of a commercial vehicle have scrapped theirs, the manufacturer often stops supporting it. Also most of the makes at the show don't exist anymore. Note: The Soviets also made some amazing commercial trucks including amphibious, but when they phased out a model, they stopped making pasts, so you can only see rusted relics...
+David For sure. Then on the other hand - if the demand for these old trucks were strong enough - the cost of fabricating unavailable parts would be justified. : /
I drove an ACCO with a 555 and 10 speed Eaton geared to 90kph unless you wanted to rev the guts out of it with disastrous fuel economy. Dreadful noisy engine that vibrated your teeth loose.
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The willingness to post B roll footage is honestly my favorite part about this channel.
Trucks and cars from the time when you could see the difference between them, today are all almost the same. Thanks for the bonus material.
Was für schöne Fahrzeuge, ich bin begeistert. Solche LKW,s hatte die DDR nicht zu bieten, aber die waren auch nicht schlecht. Bin ja fast alle gefahren. Deswegen kann ich das sagen. Danke für das schöne Video.
Thank you Dennis!! U have taken something as simple as a "truck show" and highlighted what I believe is an important part of American history. These are the trucks I worked on! Thank you sir!
4:14 What an awesome looking white wall trim. Looks like it traveled through time!!! So clean and mint!!!
Super cool trucks and vehicle. There are so many designs I didn't even know excited, especially some of the oldest models. Make me enthused about about getting up this morning and working on my own jeep. Thanks for the cool video. 😎👍
So many trucks so little time.
Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
Please please please do more classic trucks! Best MCC episode ever!!
Yes, this is the type of episode that'll stick in my mind for years to come. :)
Kudos to the cameraman for doing such an excellent job. You give us a wonderful window into these events, yet always remain the unsung hero. Thank-you so much!!
Yeah, he's pretty awesome!
Loved all the old fire trucks. Years ago,(early 1981) the volunteer fire department I was in has a 1959 Ford F900 strait cab truck as first out rig. Carried 750 gallons on board with 2 booster reels. The truck had 5,000 original miles on the clock. No telling how many hours on the engine. It was painted red and white with gold leaf lettering. It is a thing of beauty. Last I knew, it was still in active service. This truck would be right at home at this show.
You folks have some of the most beautiful trucks I have ever seen, I restore and collect both US and German trucks so I have a pretty good idea of just what you folks have into these trucks in both time and money let me just say it shows, these trucks are just plain AMAZING!!!!!!
These are the trucks that built America. Made in America! Awesome.
Exactly, as you can see everything from the early C cab chain drive to our modern trucks...
Thanks for the bonus footage.... This could have been an hour episode with sooooooo much cool stuff !
Usually when you see big machines like this they're rotting away in some junk yard.... It's really great to see the semis/and trucks restored to their former glory !
My wife and I attend this show every other yr, missed it in 2020 because of covid but hope to attend in 2022.
I love the old C Cabs
This is something. You would expect it in UK but thanks showing this.
The fairground organ in the background makes it sound like the UK too, all we need is rain!
Drooling on the keyboard. thanks for posting.
It melted my brain for a second with the blue truck that said “white” across the front.
The drivers name is Red🤣👍
His dog is Old Blue
His name is Red Brown, that drives a blue White with his dog, Old Blue, and has a green John Deere on Brown's Farm.
You sure is dogs name isn't old yeller?
Wow, these are some really nice trucks. Even the chains are polished :) Great show.
Not a truck person but to see all these in one place cool
Not a car person, but I'm into power tools, and you can see the evolution of them here...
@@davidhollenshead4892 you being sarcastic for no reason hiw clever
Different era of kool trucks for residential & commercial use.
So many nice trucks, thanks for posting.
Love the distinctive sound of a two stroke truck engine. Wish it had more engine sound clips.
Nothing wrong with showcasing antique semi’s. They were awesome.
Really love this B-Roll, especially unadorned.
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love your car shows but this has them beat thank you
I'd like this Video you got some of the most oldest rare brands that truck lovers enjoys.
Thank you for the labels. Really professional.
Fantastic B roll Dennis! Don't hesitate to share that. There were some great trucks there.
I wanted to see the 1919 Mack wrecker hook up the boom for a recovery! One man job! That sounds scary!
This was great and I'm glad that you are doing more of these. Let the vehicles be the stars of the programs.
Es como volver a los años 70 u 80 y ver estas reliquias con ruedas
I loved this bonus footage! Do more!
We're planning on it!
@@MyClassicCarTV , next show, could you try to go from solid tire, chain drive C-cabs to Semi's.
The evolution of truck, a great tool is fascinating.
Also if you can, cover the evolution of the van, from light utility vehicles to pickup truck based.
Note:: I have a 78 Econoline with a 351W, 4 speed standard & 411 POSI as my work van.
[ If only Ford, or anyone still made a "power tool" this good...]
@@MyClassicCarTV ...Great to hear.....Love the bonus stuff !
Thank you so much! This is one episode I'd like to see last a few hours! ;)
And showcasing some with interviews, those are always so interesting, getting to know about their trucks/tractors
Agreed, as while I'm not that into cars, I am very into tools, and the evolution of the truck was clearly on display in this video...
Trucks & tractors are overlooked when it comes to the various car collecting shows.
@@keithjohnson5398 Yeah, it's true. There may be a few mixed in here and there, but to see a dedicated truck show was awesome! Really hope something like this will inspire other communities.
@@keithjohnson5398 Interviews here - th-cam.com/video/amrmuJ1PlDE/w-d-xo.html
A very interesting video. I can't believe some one restored a big dump truck. They must have the heart of a lion.
Beautiful trucks. Thanks ❤️
Awesome ! Thanks for sharing ! Love it !
So very cool! God Bless America!
I really hope you visit this show again in the future! One of the coolest episodes you've ever made! :)
Thanks for sharing! This is the kind of show that we just dont see in the NW unfortunately...;(
Just think it wasn't for the semi and the drivers back then and now. We wouldn't have no food, gas, and no supplies. Thank you all the the truckers out there
As a 90s baby love seeing the old muscle cars and classic pickup and older trucks as well. Rather look at a Tri 5 Chevy than a newer honda.
Very nice video and Merry Christmas. Thumbs up liked.
Amazing !
I would have loved more content on the rest of this show with commentary. Great stuff tho, just seeing it.
Here's the full episode - th-cam.com/video/amrmuJ1PlDE/w-d-xo.html
*Red and Yellow sure were popular back in the day...*
I LOVE THIS
Thankfully I live in PA and go to this show every year,they had to cancel 2020 so hopefully 2021 will be on.
Estas. Nave son únicas y. Quedan para otras. Generación son hechas para. Durar. Saludo desde Guayaquil ecuador..
That was very good.
0:53 if you are wondering what model that Mack is it’s called a SuperLiner
Love the bonus footage! Bet you guys have tons of extra footage from every episode!
это просто нереально круто! Мечтаю побывать на такой выставке!:)
7:22. Matchbox made that in orange in the 1960s Matchbox Number 28
i wish they would post leftover(bonus)footage in a separate vid for every episode
We are considering doing this
@@MyClassicCarTV That would be awesome, I expect you guys have a lot of excellent footage that never gets seen.
Tons!!
@@MyClassicCarTV Please consider crowd sourcing the editing, if you don't have time...
Cool, thanks!
Man all that chrome is blinding !!!
Man that blue 361, dang
4:47 good looking international
1:13 love that peterbilt
All these antique trucks, and not a single semaphore signal in sight.
I would love to see that olive drab crane!!
4:00 YEESS A WESTERN STAR MY FAV TRUCK
14:45 .
An Australian 1949 Chev Ute.
You guys should come check out Antique Powerland in Brooks Oregon, they have a show every year.
São belas obras realmente não é aquela coisa enjoativa aquelas obras repetitivas sem vida própria mais artificial entende.Um bom trabalho realmente.
I've got to find out where the next antique truck show near me is going to be. All that ATHS has is the show in Carson, Nevada that ran over a month ago.
Raul ceballos que grandes videos tienen porque soy un conductorde gran parte de mi vida y tengo experiencia ÷n la mecanica de tractocamiones y busco trabajo en cualquier lugar
Awesome
I love
Please do more truck shows
I'm a sucker for a cab over.....year,make and model could've been neat!
0:00 Semi Truck hauls an older Semi Truck. LMAO
12:05 There's a video on TH-cam about this Tow Truck being called the uglyest Tow Truck made in the 70's but to me I think it was just as an interesting design.
1:08 beautiful 379
2:11 it sounded like a Detroit Diesel engine
lindo vídeo
I was hoping to see a Moreland in there somewhere, but then they were a West coast brand. Oh well.
Ive seen that wite osh kosh a few places i think i seen it years ago in a truck book i had also not positive i remember wite oshkosh with same blue emblem
@9:52, what was that firetruck used for, and where, if that’s known? Thanks.
OH MAN, TRUCKS??? Where is the Voisint video to see?
@@MyClassicCarTV
Thanks a lot 👍👍👍
Here's another link for it th-cam.com/video/tgEF98gXfMs/w-d-xo.html
@@MyClassicCarTV Thanks Dennis!
2:56 another Mack SuperLiner
Wow this isn’t far from me. I may have to go.
One of the best shows around usually 1000 trucks.
Plenty more rottin' away in junkyards. Restorers won't touch 'em. Sad sight. : /
The problem is the availability of parts, as when most users of a commercial vehicle have scrapped theirs, the manufacturer often stops supporting it. Also most of the makes at the show don't exist anymore.
Note: The Soviets also made some amazing commercial trucks including amphibious, but when they phased out a model, they stopped making pasts, so you can only see rusted relics...
+David
For sure. Then on the other hand - if the demand for these old trucks were strong enough - the cost of fabricating unavailable parts would be justified. : /
1:47 Is that huge silver canister for the air-filter?
that looked like ALF in the convertible fire truck at 11:18
soy Luis mi pregunta sobre los camiones es que no dicen. los años de estas hermosura gracias
Autocar rule....
Alot of money sitting out there
Hobby Yanky, DOLOR DE ALGUIEN!!!
I saw no cabover trucks. Why is that. That's the first truck I drove was a freightliner
I wish modern trucks still looked like tgis and didn't have any of the epa crap.
Did anyone see a Wellington truck? If so tell me the time please.
Hello .Is there work with you in the field of mechanics and restoration of trucks, old trucks
кто-нибудь, оплатите мне поездку на эту выставку!!!!:)))
Where does this take place?
Macungie, PA
🤜🏻🤛🏻🙏🇧🇷
BruXel / Caminhoneiro.
I drove an ACCO with a 555 and 10 speed Eaton geared to 90kph unless you wanted to rev the guts out of it with disastrous fuel economy. Dreadful noisy engine that vibrated your teeth loose.