Wednesday 20 -2/23/2022

Hello again folks, here I am to serve up the usual Wednesday 20 for your viewing pleasure.

Apologies for missing this past weekend's round!

Anyway, let's go!

First up today, a Kenworth T880.

A tired ol' White/GMC WCA64T. Note that the original grille has been lost at some point and a "replacement" bolted to the hood - looks vaguely like the grille off of an International 9400 or similar.

Also, pretty unusual to see a WCA(/WIA) with Dayton wheels, particularly on the front.

The paint scheme, green body with red bumper, reminds me of a fleet that I think ran these ... with maybe a white and black logo/decal? Can't quite put my finger on it.

Boy howdy, is this thing a trip...

A Freightliner FS65 that started out as a school bus (obviously) and now works hauling the Golden Leaf, tobacco. Tobacco is and has been a huge part of North Carolina's agricultural scene for, well, centuries, really.

A Volvo VNR for UFP Transportation, who are headquartered in Union City, Georgia or Granger, Indiana - couldn't nail down which. Been a tough few weeks trying to ID companies - they all seem to muddy their info.

Also, UFP corporate is located in Michigan, and have facilities of various capacities/capabilities scattered around the US, with this truck being for the transport division (I guess?), but I've noticed that each facility apparently has a free rein when is comes to truck specs - I've seen Volvos, KWs, Petes, Sterlings, and Fords of various configurations.

A fairly nice Mack Vision for Carolina Stockyard from Staley, North Carolina.

A Kenworth T800 for Pittman & Pittman Trucking from Tarboro, NC.

An interesting Kenworth T370.

A Freightliner FLD120.

And another FLD120, this one for D&S Transport from Bunn, NC.

Some nice pine logs there.

A Freightliner Century.

What a beauty ... or not.

A nice Western Star 4700 for Northstate Trucking from Jacksonville, NC.

A sharp Peterbilt 567.

A nice Mack Pinnacle for Service Building Supply (SBS), who are headquartered in Sanford, NC.

A Kenworth W900L.

A Mack Pinnacle for McGill Compost, whose headquarters are in New Hill, NC.

A Peterbilt 379.

A Sterling A9500.

A sharp Kenworth W900L.

And another sharp W900L.

This one almost got by me, but I caught it just in time.

And wrapping up this batch, a little Freightliner Cascadia for NB Handy, who're headquartered in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Thanks for looking!