ATHS Truck show in Yakima - CS on Tour

Great video cunning ,supprised it was so bright inside the cab with that black cloud above you all the time.These are a couple of pics inside Mikes pan /Big D getting a few tips for his fit out.These guys know how to do it in style. . . .

The extent that these guys go in a resto is unbelievable.This was a couple of my favourite. . . . .

....thanks Cunning and Angle once again .. as you say.....just unbelievable

Good video of the boys in action .

Just like to say thanks to every one for all photos and vidoes .
Peter

:DWell for every one who went on the trip of a life time and all that put the photos up THANK YOU very much. That show makes the Australia shows like if they are someones private collection. The different makes and years is unreal. podge

So we headed off on the Sunday morning to begin our trip back to California. The crew at the ATHS had organised a road run that went for a couple of hundred miles kinda back the way we had come but instead of heading South from Biggs Junction we kept heading West toward Portland. Some amazing country side.........

Someone went to the trouble of putting a sign up for Turnout to remind him just what he was driving

Josh and Angle got that far ahead of us that they had a scenic moment of their own

An amazing dam, there were people fishing in the wash in small dinghy's

That's the President of the ATHS, John Vannatta, in his Red Mule Ford

We saw a few of these pocket triple road trains around this neck of the woods

We then arrived at the WAAAM - Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum in Hood River, Oregon.

This place was just magic and had the most amazing planes and cars in there. Here's an example.............

We had a great feed there for lunch put on by the ATHS crew. There was so many planes and cars in there, it was phenomenal, I highly recommend any one in that area to have a look. We then saddled up again for the trip to the Hays Truck Museum

So the second part of our tour was to head to the Pacific Northwest Truck Museum in Brooks, Oregon........not the Hays Museum as previously stated

We did a bit of a swap around for this leg with me finally getting a ride with Ol Terry in the 51 needle nose Kenworth with a supercharged Cummins and a 5x4 gearbox. What a ride, the coolest engine sound I've heard in a long time

Terry behind the wheel of his pride and joy. For what its worth, Terry drove the whole trip there and back in the 51. I offered to take over for a while to give him a break. He pi$$ed himself laughing :'(

We arrived at the museum and it was outstanding. This Freightliner was from the mid 60's and was a very low mileage and complete unit. It was one of only ten or so trucks out in the open

..........and this old bullnose trailer was absolutely cherry

...........there were a few full size dioramma's...........

...........and then we got to the car shed!!