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American Freight System was formed by the merger of Terminal Transport Company and All-American, Inc.
Terminal had a brown livery and All-American was orange.

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These tractors in the lineup were taken in 1987 at Sioux Falls, SD, the former headquarters of All-American. Don Querciagrossa Collection. This White was the first tractors purchased with the new livery. Don Querciagrossa Collection. All-American International COF-4070B with Terminal Transport trailer after their merger to form American Freight System. Don Querciagrossa Collection.

Some older All American promo pictures of their Internationals. American promo after they merged All-American with Terminal.

This photo shows some older GMC 9500s shot in Chicopee, MA in 1983. These old 9500's came from Terminal Transport This photo shows an International 9670 COE sleeper shot at Indian Castle, NY in November 1985. American Astro (former Yellow tractor) shot in the midwest. This trailer is an old terminal Transportbelly reefer, R113 old Carrier reefer. The ad on the side is an orange juice ad. Terminal Transport then American pulled a lot of frozen orange juice loads out of Florida to the north.THANKS TOM FEW!

This American pup was shot in Chicopee, MA. Two Brigadiers American bought new shown at their auction in Springfield, MA in 1989.

American Brigadier doubles shot in Illinois in August 1986. American International S-series doubles shot in the midwest in 1985. American GMC Brigadier.

These photos of a Mack with American trailer were shot at Wallingford when they closed up in August 1988. This picture was from an auction brochure and was the only photo of a repainted Mack that Dave was able to get.

American (former Smith's) Mack F models were taken in Deer Park, NY (Long Island).

Some shots taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal in August 1988.

Here are a few Smith's units with mixed trailers. Note the American logo on the Smith's trailers. Also American only repainted a few of the Macks but painted a lot of the airshields. It seems they did as little as they could to reidentify them as they were short money. This photo was taken at Chicopee, MA about a month or two before they closed. This shot was taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal in August 1988. Lineup of Smith's Macks taken at their terminal at Wallingford, CT terminal

American Freight System trailer, former Smith's trailer. Some American trailers taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal. Former Smith's R model Macks taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.

Former Smith's R model Macks taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal. These former Smith's Mack R models were taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.

All American piker in South Dakota in 1978.

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These tractors in the lineup were taken in 1987 at Sioux Falls, SD, the former headquarters of All-American. Don Querciagrossa Collection.	This White was the first tractors purchased with the new livery. Don Querciagrossa Collection.	All-American International COF-4070B with Terminal Transport trailer after their merger to form American Freight System. Don Querciagrossa Collection.

Some older All American promo pictures of their Internationals.		American promo after they merged All-American with Terminal.

This photo shows some older GMC 9500s shot in Chicopee, MA in 1983. These old 9500's came from Terminal Transport	This photo shows an International 9670 COE sleeper shot at Indian Castle, NY in November 1985.	American Astro (former Yellow tractor) shot in the midwest. This trailer is an old terminal Transportbelly reefer, R113 old Carrier reefer. The ad on the side is an orange juice ad. Terminal Transport then American pulled a lot of frozen orange juice loads out of Florida to the north.THANKS TOM FEW!

This American pup was shot in Chicopee, MA.	Two Brigadiers American bought new shown at their auction in Springfield, MA in 1989.

American Brigadier doubles shot in Illinois in August 1986.	American International S-series doubles shot in the midwest in 1985.	American GMC Brigadier.

These photos of a Mack with American trailer were shot at Wallingford when they closed up in August 1988.		This picture was from an auction brochure and was the only photo of a repainted Mack that Dave was able to get.

American (former Smith's) Mack F models were taken in Deer Park, NY (Long Island).

Some shots taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal in August 1988.

Here are a few Smith's units with mixed trailers. Note the American logo on the Smith's trailers. Also American only repainted a few of the Macks but painted a lot of the airshields. It seems they did as little as they could to reidentify them as they were short money. This photo was taken at Chicopee, MA about a month or two before they closed.	This shot was taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal in August 1988.	Lineup of Smith's Macks taken at their terminal at Wallingford, CT terminal

American Freight System trailer, former Smith's trailer.	Some American trailers taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.	Former Smith's R model Macks taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.

Former Smith's R model Macks taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.	These former Smith's Mack R models were taken at Smith's Wallingford, CT terminal.

All American piker in South Dakota in 1978.