Living in paradise isn’t easy. Well, maybe it is, but somebody’s gotta do it. The Gomes family has been lovin’ life and hangin’ loose in Hawaii,…
Author: Daniel J. Linss
George Van Dyke of Tangent, Oregon loves cabovers. In fact, for almost 25 years, that is all he ever owned and operated. Getting started on a…
Not many of us really get to live out our dream, but Ryan Derrickson of Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin is living out two of his. Growing up,…
The Great West Truck Show in Las Vegas, Nevada has always been a pretty safe bet. Even the last few years, as the show has shrank…
On May 22, a multiple-vortex F5 tornado struck the city of Joplin, Missouri, causing major damage and claiming the lives of over 150 people. When we…
Albert Guzman has been obsessed with trucks for as long as he can remember. Growing up around trucks, Albert’s father did everything he could to discourage…
Hanging out with friends at a truck show is one of our favorite things to do. And when you can raise money for a good cause…
For 50 years now Valley Chrome Plating (VCP) has been a respected manufacturer of quality products for the automotive and trucking industries. Operating entirely out of…
Some things are worth the wait. Such is the case for Scott Diller’s recently rebuilt 1981 Kenworth W900A. Dubbed “Red Dawn” by the crew at Elizabeth…
The 40th annual Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) kicked off the 2011 season with a bang! Held once again at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, KY…
If you are looking for a new way to dress up your trailer, broaden your advertising hours, be more conspicuous at night, and maybe even win…
Trucking has always been a gamble – some win, some lose. But the odds of success are still pretty favorable if you have a good reputation,…
Jack F. McClain (83) of Charles City, Iowa, died on Tuesday, March 8, 2011, in Anaheim, California. Jack, who was a veteran truck driver with almost…
If you want to shape metal and make it stronger, you need to add some heat and a lot of pressure. This is also the case…
Most truckers have always considered 10-4 to be a “West Coast” magazine, but now that it is available for pickup in twenty states, we thought that…
