Robert Murray

Overdrive Staff

Jun 19, 2013

Updated Sep 6, 2013

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Hundreds of trucks turn out for Guilty By Association Truck Show

Chrome Shop Mafia's biennial GBATS, which had to wait an extra year this time around due to COVID, boasted more than 750 registered trucks and a bevy of entertainment, including big rig burnouts, truck drag races, a Special Olympics Convoy and more.

“For the first time in history, a simple thing such as a magazine brought owner-operators together from every aspect of trucking with common interests and common goals which could be heard and shared with other truckers from coast to coast. In the days before computers and Internet services, this was a connection unheard of.” – David A. Margeson, with his 1985 Mack Superliner

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Bed and feature wall inside of Debbie Desiderato's Western Star truck

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J.R. Schleuger's 1985 K100E front end with lights

Inside the rebuild of this stunning K100E cabover

Garmin Dezl™ OTR Series Truck Navigators – from 5.5” to the extra-large 10”

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