Chris Lint’s 1973 Kenworth W925

Jun 24, 2016

Updated Oct 20, 2016

This 1973 Kenworth W925 is powered by a Cummins Big Cam 3 and a 13-speed. Chris Lint, out of Pittsburg, Tenn., says the truck is currently his hobby truck that he takes to American Truck Historical Society truck shows. He had the truck painted to match his great uncle’s first truck and has had it stretched and added air ride suspension.

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