Cecil Wolfe's 1998 Kenworth W900L

Nov 30, 2021

Updated Dec 2, 2021

Cecil Wolfe's 1998 Kenworth W900L spent most of its life as a short wheelbase, double-shifted gas truck. It was then stretched and had a lift axle added to haul equipment. Wolfe then added a small bunk before moving up to an 89-inch Double Eagle sleeper. Powered by a Cat 3406E with a 13-speed, the truck has between 2.5 and 3 million miles. Wolfe currently uses the truck to haul lumber for Turman Lumber running Virginia and North Carolina.

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