1993 379 Peterbilt
Built by Hommers Custom Chrome in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this truck takes a younger, more tuner look with the two-ton black and royal blue tribal wrapped interior that features a big flat screen TV and a powerful bass-sound system. The blue paint features the right amount of ghost flames.
Kriss Trucking 1998 379 Peterbilt
This six-year project features a 301-inch wheelbase, 18-speed, Low air suspension, 48-inch flattop sleeper, standard roof cab, 22.5 Smoother wheels, custom under-hood air cleaners, custom blinkers, flipped mirror brackets, custom upper dash, eight-inch powder-coated exhaust, custom front fenders, billet grille, big back window, solid rear wheels, one-piece air windows, painted dash with gingerbread, 100 feet of blue LED lights, drop visors front and back, rear fenders, custom deck plate, handmade 10-inch cab and sleeper panels, custom windshield wipers, and a custom-made air intake manifold.
2009 International LoneStar
Continental Tires brought its display in one of the best-looking retro trucks on the road, the International LoneStar.
The Little Train of Happiness
The Little Train of Happiness features a 1989 Peterbilt 379 and a Stoughton dry van with its original 20-year-old engine. There isn't one spot on this truck that isn't custom painted or stock. All most every panel has some thing done to it, even the fans in the engine are painted with a Western theme. You just have to see the photos to find all the little details that went in to this truck. All this work was done by owners Marcel and Valerie of Tuscon, Arizona.
1992 Peterbilt 379 long hood
Built by Sandvik Trucking, this truck is known to win at shows. It features a 460 Cummings engine, 15-speed transmission. and a 300-inch wheelbase.