Early morning foggy scene at Secondi Bros./Mayflower in June 1974.	Here's a then brand new IH Transtar II at the Secondi Bros./Mayflower truck stop in June 1974. If you look closely, in the background on I-95, there is an Associated Transport rolling by from right to left.	IH Transtar belonged to Sprague Metals with a Mayflower "auto rack" parked beside it take at Secondi Bros./Mayflower in June 1974.
Unindentified Marmon and Freightliner taken at Secondi Bros./Mayflower in June 1974.	Unidentified Marmn and Peterbilt taken at Secondi Bros./Mayflower in June 1974.	S. K. Killmon Fruit & Produce out of Florida taken at Secondi Bros./Mayflower in June 1974.
The IH Transtar II on the right side of this picture belonged to DeCoster Egg Farm from somewhere in Maine.	The White 4000 & the IH Transtar for a Global agent were mired in the pea soup thick fog I encounted that early June morning in 1974.	This green & white White Freightliner was for Rayloc NAPA Auto Parts parent company. This picture was taken in the rain at the 76 Auto Truckstop along I-95 near Branford, CT in June 1974, not at Secondi Bros.
An unidentified W model Ford in the fog at Secondi Bros. June 1974.	GMC Crackerbox COE was for Neptune World Wide Moving out of New Rochelle, NY as well as some other unidentified trucks.	West Coast R Mack for the American Red Ball agent
Sharp Motor Lines tractor from Hildebran, NC hooked to the Carolina freight box.	Unidentified International and Freightliner.	Coastal Truckways from Raleigh, NC was "tanking up" at the fuel islands with a McLean Road Boss and a Carpenter IH Transtar in the background.
Barnes Truck Line, Inc. from Wilson, NC with what looks like a Chevy Titan and not a GMC Astro @ Secondi Bros. in March 1975.