Pete for All Season’s: Bulk carrier’s working show rig

Feb 13, 2015

Updated Aug 4, 2017

All Season’s Trucking out of Dubuque, Iowa, uses this ‘09 Peterbilt 388 to haul road salt, fertilizer, rock, sand and grain. The fleet’s manager, Andy Kemp, says it’s the company’s working show truck, and it includes custom graphics, custom light bars and a custom deck plate. As seen here, it’s pulling a 2013 Mac trailer, which Kemp says is “show polished all the way around.”

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