I love the old trucks, the styles we're timeless

Dear old survivors, truck and trailer both, love em, thank you for sharing.

There is nothing better than old-school classic trucks. It is really nice to see them back to life on the roads (streets). Thank you for sharing. God bless you

Beautiful truck, glad you kept it and the trailer original. They are original only once! I have a Cummins powered 65 White with approximately 65,000 miles, still very tight. I use it regularly to move my vintage equipment.

@Bluebottlenose

6 ай бұрын

Do you have a video of it on your KZread channel? That sounds awesome!

@oldamericaniron5767

6 ай бұрын

@@Bluebottlenose yes I do, I’ll look back to see when

@Bluebottlenose

6 ай бұрын

@@oldamericaniron5767 thanks!

@MrJeep75

6 ай бұрын

It's not the original trailer this was a coal truck that original had a box with a shoot to fill coal bins

@jaybarber68

5 ай бұрын

Gotta love that sweet Continental 6! We used to have a federal, but Dad made it into a trailer 😢

In my first 2 years as an apprentice mechanic we serviced 2 1959 federal road tractors absolutely the best trucks running on sesame st

I had a 1947 Early ¾ ton Chevy with a 216 inline six cylinder and it was all original and it ran. The rig in this this video is absolutely beautiful; a real man's truck. Great video!

@user-wz5ie2ed5h

5 ай бұрын

How Many horses would this beauty have ?? I,d drive it in a min,

Kudos on the F & F... worthy of a new 'Duel' movie. Respect

Very cool rig, I like to see the old stuff in old condition

Always found these old trucks with the big gas engine really scool!

I L❤ove this truck! A real truck in all respects and a true piece of art. Thanks for sharing.

Love those old trucks. Took a lot more to drive them. Thank you.

You can do more videos like this!! Loved it!

@Shifty379

6 ай бұрын

Thanks glad to hear and I plan on it soon as spring hits here

Can’t beat that exhaust note!

Love that truck. You don't see them in that kind of condition often, especially for that price. I would have bought them too. Maybe try splitting each gear, I drive my old girls that way. You have to shift sooner but it keeps the rev's up and is easier on the engine. great video thanks.

I’m just glad guys like this take the time and make the effort to help preserve a part of transportation history. a labor of love to be sure, I’d never get bored. ✌️🇺🇸

Oh my gosh, its the truck from the epic cult flick "Duel".....thought she went over that cliff at the end, with hapless victor Dennis Weaver jumping for joy at its demise And here you have her back in one piece !

@user-lq4mo8dw1p

5 ай бұрын

That was a Peterbilt, this is a federal.

@richardalexander2305

5 ай бұрын

Truck in Dual film was a Peterbuilt 281. I thing a 57 model

@psalm2forliberty577

5 ай бұрын

@@TheBirdFlu666 I think that's the case. Too costly to remove the wreck.

@falahsafar1603

5 ай бұрын

كيف اترجمه

@franko69

3 ай бұрын

Nope, this truck is a Federal, the Duel truck was a Peterbilt.

What a beautiful machine! And it sounds AMAZING! I love that it's being loved enough to just let it keep its natural beauty. The other one... I would love to update the running gear, no paint, and have a couple of trailers done up to give a similar vintage look and feel, a flatbed and a car hauler.

I love old trucks, especially Mack's and Autocars, never heard of federal . That is an awesome piece of American trucking history! Love it , and it sounds amazing

Those who use modern and advanced trucks that provide various facilities to the driver should know that driving old trucks like the one we see in these pictures was very difficult and exhausting. Old driving to transport cargo with old trucks suffered a lot, they are all humble and hardworking heroes.

Looks like the truck from the movie DUEL 1971.

@user-lq4mo8dw1p

5 ай бұрын

Wow, kinda totally a different truck....the dual truck was a Peterbilt....this is like a medium duty by today's standards or even the 1970s standards.

These older trucks definitely have more character than the plastic things on the highway now.

@sheilasembly-crum8447

5 ай бұрын

You got that right!

That shot of it coming out of the shadows, the sound of this engine and the looks of it reminds me of a not very friendly tanker peterbilt

I remember those truck no emergency brakes if you loose air pressure you are gone but I love those trucks

I drove for 29 year's and I really love those old trucks there part of our history of how America was built

That was neat. I’ve got a couple of books back from when I was a kid, 40+ years ago, on old American trucks with some of these Federals in it.

Back in the 70's my Dad ran a '56 Brockway and a Fruehoff trailer like that. Very similar trucks.

Wish we were closer, I've got two engines and trans I'd let you have for a Subway sandwich. This video brings all of the 1950s photographs to life for me, love the sound: Beautiful video. Keep'em Rolling!

That is so damn cool,the trailer the exhaust sound,what a nice piece of time.

Love the sound

Love the sound of the old gasser trucks.

Very nice, good that you’ve kept it so original!

Oh my heavens ! Now this is a real truck that requires driving skills! Thank you for sharing!

Old school cool!!

Love the old truck.

Thanks you for the video.My father drove one in Cuba in 1971-72 ,I took a ride with him .He said that It had wonderful steering wheel .

This looks like the model truck from the movie "Duel."

That thing is EPIC. Saying that, if I saw it coming I'd hide in a ditch....😜

I really enjoyed this video.

Now that's a real truckers truck.👍

Super cool!…..love old original trucks …..👍

People always talk about that new car smell, i can smell the history of this old truck way up here in Canada.

That is an awesome Truck, im glad it was kept all original

How rad. Sounds like a cummins with a backdrop manifold. Funny it doesn't have brakes on the front axle. My single axle gmc does

@n.mcneil4066

6 ай бұрын

That's the way they built them in the day. In my younger days i was working in a truck which was undergoing some front end work. When it came to putting on the front wheels I said "First I have to install the front brakes". I was told "It doesn't have front brakes". This may have been to facilitate better handling under slippery conditions.. I know later trucks equipped with air brakes often had a switch on the dash to reduce the amount of air going to the front brakes just for that purpose,

It reminds me of that truck from Duel.

@dancingtrout6719

5 ай бұрын

of course

Very nice looking old truck

I remember there was a trailer like that in the hills near my house when I was in 9th grade .

A rare find! Only 29,500 miles on her. Great parade vehicle.😊

That’s a great looking rig I love it.👍👍 That gas engine sounds like a diesel. If you wouldn’t have said so I thought it had a Cummins or a Cat in it.

They don't make them like anymore . Looks grate . Keep on trucking

You can't beat me on the grades!!!

Awsome History Video Love It !!!!

Love❤ this old truck keep on trucking wow

A crash box, and no power steering. Had an old friend who drove old log truck like that, going down the hills was scary!

Beautiful truck! Subbed to see more!

beautiful truck vintage

That's awesome!

O-H-I-O Porter greetings 🇺🇸 Happy New Year…2024! I’m very familiar with Federal trucks. So he bought those in the last 20 years or so?! I’ve watched it a couple times now & finally figured it out….2010. My dad had a transfer business back in the 40-50s & owned a few Federals. They sure had a cool look about them! Was it a 6 volt system? I bet it was. Did you see that big round valve next to the steering column? That was what I call a brake splitter valve. You could switch the air from front to back for the brakes. That was good for the season changes. That granny gear was LOW, but it would do the job. You had to be a real strong man to drive a truck like that! You almost had to stand on the running board to turn the wheel. What a sweet old truck! That trailer had the swing-back dollies as well! What a contraption they were! I’ve pulled a couple of trailers like that & I actually dropped one. A memory you don’t easily forget! Talking about a trip back in time! Powerful! I own a 51 REO that has a 6 cylinder gas engine in it & it pulled a tanker back in the day! How did you find out about this truck? What a ride you had! Blessings my friend. 🤩🥰✌️

@Shifty379

6 ай бұрын

He's my retired boss and now a friend. The truck I've shown on my channel I'm rebuilding is in his shop. He has a half a dozen vintage trucks he wants do videos on.

@the.porter.productions

6 ай бұрын

@@Shifty379 🇺🇸 Well, my friend, we wish you all the best excitement, joy & satisfaction there is in working on or around the old iron! It’s wonderful to capture these things in action, building up & taking apart. It usually brings people, friends & families together. My sons & I work together on many of our projects. There is some SPECIAL BONDING that comes along with it all! Thanks for sharing! Ask him about that big valve. It has been so long since I’ve thought about it, but your video brought it back to mind. Blessings my friend. Paul 😎🤩✌️

With a rusty tanker it would like the truck from the movie Duel.

@user-lq4mo8dw1p

5 ай бұрын

How??? The duel truck was a 300 series Peterbilt .....

@richardalexander2305

5 ай бұрын

Film truck in Dual was a 281 Peterbuilt

@user-lq4mo8dw1p

5 ай бұрын

@@richardalexander2305 actually your right after I looked at it....tisk tisk on me.

Man, those classics had style.

More patient on those long trips

Nice when we remember all the past

Looks like the truck from Duel. Nice video

What a memory jolt. I was six years old and my older brother had just returned home from his Korean War Service. Sitting next to him I watched as he drew a silhouette of this Federal truck. The job offer from Disney arrived too late to take advantage of it. So he re-joined the Navy to direct planes on the flight deck. Narragansett Bay

What a beauty 👍🏆

Federal Trucks were common in Australia in the 50's.

Nice ol rig,,

Brill busses of that era had 1149 cu in Halls Scott under floor gas engines.

I locve tehse trucks but dang they sure are rare now! can't imagine much for parts... there's a pretty big one up in Illinois i know about i thought of trying to save.

Looks great!!! Hate it when the wheels are substituted with modern stuff. You have to drive these old rigs and not just be a steering wheel holder.

@wes11bravo

6 ай бұрын

Definitely a more proactive and involved process than driving a new rig with an automatic transmission. Do they even teach how to jam gears in the driving schools anymore?

@muffs55mercury61

6 ай бұрын

@@wes11bravo I am thinking no or not much.

Mega cool truck!)🚦

Epic!

beautyful truck

Awesome 😊

Very antique, old but so powerful. It's an old one

Started out as Bailey Truck Co but 1910 changed to federal with factory in Detroit. After Federal Farwick merger factory relocated to Minneapolis. Out of business in 1959.

No AC, no power steering, no heater. Goes to show how tuff truckers were back then

Id restore both truck and trailer. Id like to see that at a local car-truck show

Amazing!!! Plate C

enjoyed this much.the truck sure sounds good

When you see photos of trucks of this era new, they had tiny round mirrors on long mounts to see around the trailer. How did they manage to back up or change lanes with those tiny mirrors?

@Burnside1905

6 ай бұрын

Better drivers

@pointingdog7235

6 ай бұрын

Open the driver's door and look back. That's the way my Father taught me. He was driving OTR in the early 50's. The good old days, twin sticks, no air ride seats or power steering.

@n.mcneil4066

6 ай бұрын

@@pointingdog7235 I learned that bad habit from watching motorists turning around in our yard, I lost this habit equally as quickly when I nearly took took the door of a Cadillac while driving it onto a wheel alignment rack,, When I got half way up the ramp I stopped & opened the door to check my positioning, unfortunately there was a scuff gage next to the ramp & I could could not close the door, I could not back up, & I could not not go forward, Luckily my fellow students were able to push the car & I was able to get the car up the ramp. I

SnowRunner devs, this is an absolute necessity. The old trucks look and sound the best.

Excellent video. Would love to know more mechanical things about the truck. What size tires?

If it reminds you of the movie "Duel", give a tumb up!

I love this Truck,it is Art .How wide is this Truck on te Fromtbumber and how Wide is the Trailer ,it locks a litle smaler like an Peterbilt 280

There an outfit Bobsspeedometer that can rebuild of find replacement dash board instruments , good prices and speed of service, They can help when you need gauges to work

Владельцу респект за сохран Истории!

Believe me, if you buy this one today, it will still last more than the brand new plastic trucks! Leave alone it has got more towing power!

Fantastic truck! But I'd love to have that 6×6.

The real deal.

Duel Pt. 2 !

Reminds me of the movie Duel

Ah ah... at last we can see truck driver face... 53 years I ve waited for this... ;)

I’ve wanted one of these since I was about 6, im 51 now 😂

I figured an old trucker like you could shift without using the clutch out on the highway!

@davemckolanis4683

6 ай бұрын

As A Heavy Truck Mechanic During My Working Career; With The Cab Over Freightliners The Fleet Had, We Only Used The Clutch For Starting Out From A Dead Stop. After That You Could "FEEL" The RPM'S Drop Enough So The Stick Would Easily Drop Into The Next Higher Gear, Or Rev The Engine A Bit When Down Shifting... AHHH The Good Old Days...

Muito bom esse caminhão. Já vi em filmes.

Una joya...❤

Remember duel truck ❤

It looks like the truck from Spielbergs early movie: "duel"

que maravilha simples e perfeito

ABS brakes were standard equipment that year lol