Reece Phillips’ 2000 Kenworth W900

Dec 1, 2017

Updated Dec 15, 2017

Reese Phillips pulls reefer freight with his 2000 Kenworth W900 that he purchased new. He has put all 2.6 million miles on the truck, which he initially used to haul livestock. He uses the rig to haul potatoes from Idaho to Illinois and picks up LTL freight to go back.

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