burlington motor carriers in the 90's

That's a wonderful gesture. I hope it works out for you. That's something your family will cherish for the rest of their lives.

Pete

 

Try the site hankstruckpictures.com. They are truck nuts and probably have what you're looking for.

 

Like joesph 1135 suugested look around Hanks site as well as the forum you will find quite a few pictures , also you can do an image search on GOOGLE

http://s73.photobucket.com/user/jol...g.html?&_suid=1375808567062035697164800702063

 

I love that site. They've gotten me twice. It's a fun site with lots of trucking history and pictures.

 

Lots of good stuff and history on HANKS site and it will take you quite a while to look through it all but its well worth it.

 

My husband drove for Monroe out of Bristol, Tn. & he & I both drove drove when Burlington took over. Folks find it hard to believe I learned to drive the Rockies without a 'jakebrake'! That was one thing Burlington would not invest in back then. We also had a little one that 'fit in the corner'. We have a couple of pics in some albums my husband is looking for & will send them your way. Good luck & good memories. Crawldad & Packrat

 

Boy those names bring back some old memories, BMC & Stoops were big back in the day.

 

Those were fun times, when I first started I ran out West in a cabover International with a 300hp cummins 9 sd trans spring suspension and no jake brake. Drag up one side and Fly down the other. Later I graduated to a two story cabover Freightliner at M.S. Carriers with a Jake Brake, couldn't tell me nothing then.