This pair of Kenworths was stopped for supper at the Irving Big Stop in Truro on Saturday. Some mighty hefty bull bars should keep them safe from buffalos to bears.
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This is a blog about trucks and trucking from Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada, hence Truckfax.
My aim is to share photos of trucks from my collection and to post items about interesting trucks that I see from time to time.
I will take a pretty broad view of trucks- from pick-ups to semis, buses to amphibians, and from all continents- not just North America.
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My aim is to share photos of trucks from my collection and to post items about interesting trucks that I see from time to time.
I will take a pretty broad view of trucks- from pick-ups to semis, buses to amphibians, and from all continents- not just North America.
Since I probably will not post something every day, it would be best to sign up for e-mail alerts. That way you will be notified immediately when I post something new.
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- Grab the Bull Bars by the Horns
- Foggy Halifax Town, Gray Day for a Gray Tour
- Freightliner Cascadia
- Pictou Pete
- Random Shots#19
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- Big Western Stars, Big Loads
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- Aerial exercises.
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- New Binders for the Canadian Forces
- Air Liquide/ Liquid Air
- How small can you go
- Dynamic Tilt
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- Big Pink near the Drink
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The bull bars are getting pretty thick here in Alberta. I'm guessing that at least half of all tractors have them. I know they may be useful but I think they spoil the looks of most of the areo trucks.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog by the way.