Day 2 of Shell Rotella’s SuperRigs is under way at Trail’s Travel Center in Albert Lea, Minnesota. Here’s a look at some of the trucks that have already arrived.
Posted by Overdrive Magazine on Friday, July 26, 2019
Shell Rotella’s SuperRigs kicked off Thursday in Albert Lea, Minnesota at Trail’s Travel Center.
There are more than 60 trucks on site Friday with more rolling in as the day goes on. The show is open through Saturday afternoon with the awards ceremony to be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Friday night will feature the Best Lights Show, along with a concert by Casi Joy, followed by a fireworks display. Below are some of the trucks on display at the show:
MC Holland’s 2007 Peterbilt 379 with a 625-hp Cat C15 and 18-speed Eaton with 3:36 rears.
Certified Express Inc.’s 2004 Peterbilt 379X has nearly 1.7 million miles and counting. It sports a 550-hp Cat 3406E with an 18-speed and 3:55 rears.
Theresa De Santis owns this 1985 Peterbilt 359 EXHD, “The Witches Inn.” The truck, which has logged more than 2.9 million miles, features a Cat 3406 with an 18-speed and 3:25 rears.
De Santis’ trailer, “Beast II,” is a 2016 East with a front axle lift, rear stairway and aero tarp system.
Gary Jones Jr. brought his “Excessive Behavior II” to SuperRigs. The truck is a 1999 Peterbilt 379 coupled with a 2019 Globe RGN.
Daniel and Phyllis Snow’s “Goose” 1996 Freightliner Classic XL is on display at SuperRigs. The truck sports a 140-inch ICT sleeper.
Kaleb Hammett’s heavy-hauling 2017 Peterbilt 389 continues to make the truck show rounds with an appearance at SuperRigs.
Fleenor Bros. and Kyle Cousins brought their 2008 Kenworth W900L, “Ace in the Hole,” to the show in Albert Lea, Minnesota. The truck is powered by a 525-hp Cummins ISX with an 18-speed and 3:36 rears.
Jerry Linander’s “Leroy” is a 2007 Kenworth W900L coupled with a 2014 Great Dane van.
Jake Lindamood and Lindamood Heavy Hauling brought this 2013 Peterbilt 389 to SuperRigs. Lindamood bought the truck in late 2017 with just 1,300 miles on it and works it sparingly around the fleet’s Irving, Texas, home base. It now has just 4,000 miles on it.
