Photos taken in December 2003 Click on the picture to bring up a larger image. |
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| Kal Tire Mack Vision westbound on the Trans Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Chilliwack | Vedder Transport Peterbilt hauling a milk tank westbound on the Trans Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Chilliwack | |
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| Puget Sound Truck Lines Kenworth westbound on the Trans Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Chilliwack | Reimer Express Mack Vision westbound on the Trans Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Chilliwack | |
| This group of photos were taken at the ESSO Truck Stop at the Lickman Road Exit along the Trans Canada Highway in December 2003 | ||
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| Unidentified Peterbilt B-Trail lumber hauler | Home Hardware Volvo's fueling up at the Esso Truck Stop | |
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| D.M. Krenkevich, Inc. Peterbilt hauling for Kitchen Craft parked at the Esso Truck Stop | Unidentified Sterling reefer | Jade Transport Peterbilt tanker |
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| Leased Peterbilt with a Downton's Transport curtain side trailer | Unidentified Freightliner B-Train flat bed | Gilles Bouchard Sterling |
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| Smitty's Transport Kenworth W900L auto hauler | Rick Steel Trucking Mack | Langley Freight Lines Chambers Freightliner B-Train lumber hauler |
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| Unidentified Kenworth W900L taken at the Esso Truck Stop. I'd love to see this truck some other time or season when it's all clean. It's a shame that the winter months does such a number on these great looking trucks. | ||
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| This group of photos were taken at the Husky Truck Stop at the Vedder Road Exit along the Trans Canada Highway in December 2003 | ||
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| Copper Mountain Ranch International flat bed | Unidentified Peterbilt B-Train | Unidentified Kenworth W900L |
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| Allied Systems Peterbilt with a full load of cars | Big Freight Kenworth T800 | Pannu Bros. Trucking Kenworth T800 |
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| Halifax Transfer, agent for United Van Lines Volvo | J&R Hall Kenworth T600 at the fuel pumps at the Husky Truck Stop | |
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