Never Stand Still

All of Frito's trailers are floor loaded aren't they?
We sell a lot of there stuff at GFS chips are pretty light and while they take up a lot of space they weigh almost nothing and load and unload pretty quick at least in my experience.

 

Been seeing more and more of these lately:
B-Train steel haulers in Cleveland, Ohio

 

Cannon Express Part 1

Cannon Express started out in 1974 as CR Kidd Produce thank you to @7UP for this most excellent information.

Anyhow according to @7UP Clifford Riggins sold a couple trucks to Dean Cannon or Cannons wife actually and Cannon was now in the truck business kind of. Riggins had a couple trucks leased on to Willis Shaw Express. Which is part of the Comm Car Companies which you see real heavy down on I-95 in Florida hauling loads for Budweiser-InBev-Anheiser-Busch, which at one point also owned Eagle Brand Snack Foods.

Actually I have to go right now I think Comcar Industries killed Willis Shaw Express. I haven't seen one of there trucks in a long while.

 

Same here, Cleveland is not a hot spot for Comcar Industries or any of there companies. Once in a blue moon you'll see a Comcar truck on I-90, but there few and far between. I've never seen WSE or MCT at our warehouse or at the food terminal or at Micelli Dairy or at Fresh Mark (Sugardale Bacon) so they don't run very heavy up here so I wouldn't be in the know on what's cooking with them. However it looks like Comcar Industries dual branded MCT and WSE and then just folded the entire thing into Midwest Coastal Transport so that's the end of Willis Shaw Express.