ATHS SoCal Antique Truck Show 2017

It's been a long 2 years waiting to come back to this show. School got in the way for both of us last year, and the pictures that were put up from that year by ATHS members ensured us that we wouldn't miss this coming year's show! We returned to the American Truck Historical Society's Southern California Chapter's antique truck show, held at the Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, California. Rain was a huge scare for many truckers, so the turnout was a little smaller than in previous years, and less older trucks showed up. Besides one or two very small periods of drizzling throughout the day, there was no severe rain, and the show went well! We even got to see them driving out - what an experience! Thanks once again to ATHS SoCal for putting on one of Southern California's most unique shows. Also big thanks to Terry Klenske and family of Dalton Trucking (the green fleet) for being so friendly and bringing some of the coolest trucks to the ATHS show every year. Finally, thanks to the Orange Empire Railway Museum for hosting the show venue. Hopefully weather won't be an issue for future shows. Can't wait to return to another ATHS show!
See individual pictures here. I will upload all the pictures when time allows: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usautos...

Highlights:
2:25 - Freightliner towing a 1959 cattle trailer
3:33 - 1939 GMC Yellow Coach Motorhome
3:37 - 1925 Autocar 27K
3:48 - Stu & Norm's 1959 Ford Pickup Truck (great pair of brothers from Whittier Area Classic Car Show 2016)
5:09 - Dunkel Brothers' 1949 GMC and 1947 MHS Car Carrier
5:19 - The trucks leave the show!
8:20 - 1988 AM General M932A2 Military truck leaves the show
10:34 - 1953 Kenworth Bullnose Flatbed leaves the show
12:36 - 1951 and 1955 Kenworth Fire Trucks
13:07 - International Transtar 400 honks its horn
13:42 - Dalton Trucking fleet leaves the show
21:02 - Kenworth flatbed honks its horn