Scott Scheer's 1966 Kenworth W925

Dec 6, 2022

Scott Scheer has owned this 1966 Kenworth W925 since 2001, and he's only the second owner of the unit. It's powered by a 400-hp Cummins Big Cam, the truck's fourth engine, with a 6x4 transmission. It was originally powered by a Cat, then a Cummins 335 and a 350-hp Big Cam Cummins before its current Big Cam. Scheer still runs the truck over the road part time, along with his 1997 W900L. Scheer is entering his 45th year in trucking and farming.

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