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Retired trailer mechanic, Teamster, has more than 9,500 trucking patches

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Although he’s never driven a big rig before, 54-year-old David Ross of Shipshewana, Ind., has always loved working around commercial trucks and just to prove it, he’s collected more than 9,500 patches from trucking companies across the country, Canada and around the globe.

The company patches, along with 350 company hats, 50 carrier coffee mugs and 22,000 trucking letterheads, take up one whole room in his home.

“They take up a lot of room in my house; don’t ask my wife about it,” he joked. In reality, his wife Barbara drives Dave and his collection around to various shows and his son Jason also helps him with the hobby.

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