Product Description: Crawling, crushing, smashing, flying -- Monster Trucks 2017 gives you 16 months of trucking action. Celebrate this all-American pastime with full-color photos of behemoth monster trucks past and present. Grab 13 awesome pictures, suitable for framing...read more

Product Description: One of the most popular pickup trucks to ever hit the highways and byways was the compact-sized Ford Ranger pickup that was in production from 1983 through 2011. During that twenty eight year period more than 6 million of them were produced and many of them are still working today...read more

Product Description: Are you the casual observer who may spot certain trucks from certain companies when on a car journey or just out and about? Or are you the hardened enthusiast, who thinks nothing of getting up early at the weekend and heading off to the far flung corners of the country to stake out a specific truck hot spot for some haulage action? Whichever you may be, this is a really useful little book to jot down truck details when you are out and about...read more

Product Description: This is more than an account of the restoration of a 1935 Ford truck. It is about the life of the man who restored it, working most often beneath the shelter of mere tree branches. It is the telling of the searching, finding and the making of various parts for the truck over the years, as well as the lessons learned along the way...read more

Product Description: Jam packed with important information for the new trucker, the want to be trucker, the curious and those desiring to be safe while sharing the highway with today's commercial vehicle fleet. Critical information and tips to keep you safe...read more

Frank White started writing the story of his life as a pioneer BC truck driver in 1974 when he was only sixty. His boisterous yarn in Raincoast Chronicles about wrangling tiny trucks overloaded with huge logs down steep mountains with no brakes won the Canadian Media Club award for Best Magazine Feature and was reprinted so many times everyone urged him to write more. He started in his spare time but kept having so many new adventures he didn't finish until this year--his hundredth under heaven (which he doesn't believe in). Although Frank set out to tell the story of his life in transportation, starting in the horse and buggy age and chronicling the growth of trucking in the BC freighting and logging industries, Milk Spills and One-Log Loads is much more than that. Just as absorbing as his accounts of obstreperous men wrestling big timber are his memories of becoming his family's designated driver at age twelve because his father couldn't break the habit of yanking up on the steering wheel and yelling "whoa you bastard, whoa"; of growing up in the BC bible belt where his grandfather kept the bible on a pulpit in the living room and never passed it without stopping to preach; of the same stiff-necked farmers who hitched rides to Vancouver so they could take in the sinful delights of skid row fleshpots; of collisions with streetcars and tsunamis of spilled milk; of roads clogged with dust-bowl jalopies; of the hysteria that gripped the BC coast after Pearl Harbor; of starting married life with a family of ten pigs; of a pet deer so dumb it would stand on a hot stove with its hooves smoking; of a toddler who mistook the deer's droppings for raisins; of the vanished (thankfully) sport of basking-shark hunting; and romantic interludes exploring idyllic islands and living off clams. Milk Spills and One-Log Loads has all the hair-raising road tales one could ask for but, finally, it is a moving story of personal growth, a book that stands beside The Curve of Time and Fishing with John as a vivid account of life as working people lived it on Canada's west coast during the rough-and-tumble years of the early twentieth century.

Product Description: Patrick Dyer's eighth book in the 'at work' series takes the reader on a journey with ERF, England's last independent truck manufacturer, between the years 1975 and 1993 with the B, C, CP, and E series trucks that the company produced in the face of overwhelming competition from foreign manufacturers...read more

Product Description: It was 1972 - summertime - and the living was easy! Arthur Jackson has a good job, no ties and no responsibilities, but it is not enough. He wants adventure and he wants to see the world! Based on the author's real life experiences and illustrated with photographs from the time, Fifty Shades of Tarmac tells the fictional story of how a naive young British truck driver obtains his first job driving a Mack on the continent of Europe...read more

Product Description: Many would argue that the 1980s were a better time for truck drivers than nowadays: there were no cell phones, there was less traffic on the road, CB radio was all the rage, and stickers were the simple heart of truck customizing...read more

Product Description: New as of July 24th 2015, we have added more "Other Maintenance", a separate section for Tire Maintenance, a place for Contacts and more. Vehicle Maintenance Log is a place to keep track of Fuel Stops (317 entries), Oil Changes (47 entries), Transmission Fluid (17 entries), Differential Fluid (17 entries), Tire Maintenance (125 entries) Tires (17 entries) and Other Maintenance (131 entries) performed on a vehicle over the course of many years...read more