View this incredible story of survival after a tragic accident hauling new cars for delivery in a Jobuilt V24 Supercharged Hauler. The man that was born2truck has many skills.
Most trucking fans agree that Cab & Trailer is the highest form of trucking in the world. That being the case, non-articulated trucks are a part of that world and as such, deserve respect, and in some cases, adoration. Most people know the DFT-30 as the flatbed workhorse of the trucking world. A COE (Cab-Over-Engine) configured, non-articulated truck most commonly seen as a flatbed hauler. Pictured above is a DFT-30 outside of the Camel's Toe Casino. What most people don't know is that the DFT-30 is the undisputed Stunt King of the trucking world. Despite what would seem like a non-aerodynamic appearance, the DFT-30 is an impressive flyer. A DFT-30 pictured in the wild cutting through the sky above the Old Las Venturas Strip. Just outside of the Airport in LV. Sometimes landings can be a challenge.
Here is a new generation - another man that is born2truck. This nameless road-wanderer seems to be a fan of fine German beverage known as Pißwasser . For this entry born2truck will be doing an evaluation of the MTL V24 Supercharged Packer ; pictured here with a sea container-style box trailer. Here is a shot from the inside of the cab of the Packer. Notice the integrated electronic management system, significant communications and radio setup, as well as large, easy-to-read dials. The Packer has some feet and doesn't mind minor off-road adventures. Seen here near the coast at sunrise. Like most cabs, the Packer is most at home on the blacktop. Sometimes the life of a trucker will bring them in contact with wildlife, like this cougar. In a off-road stress test, born2truck encountered some issues with the Packer and trailer retention. Despite some rough turnovers in testing, the safety systems of the Packer kept born2truck safe.
The beginning, this is where it all starts. This is a man who is BORN2TRUCK. Wow! Look at those gas prices! Here's the first quarry, a ripe fruit, just hanging low on the tree, waiting to be picked! ...and she's picked and on the back of my Linerunner . Did I mention I am (trying to) take this to the top of Mount Chiliad ? This is looking a little precarious... Fuck. Next time on BORN2TRUCK, I will take a Roadtrain and attempt the same.
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