Need Help Identifying This Truck!

Find an older fella. He'll tell you. Even if the truck didn't come from there, he'll know who it is

 

It's a stylized logo, im not familiar with the company but maybe someone else here is. Interestingly there are no front tags on the truck.

 

The only thing that sucks about this whole thing is that this day cab could be from NY (state), PA, NJ, or even CT. There are cold storage/grocery DC places ALL over the place around that area.

But with out solid name of the company, it'll be hard pressed to get to even fess up about the accident. Cause we all know that they are going to deny it out right and the driver didn't say anything about it, IF he even noticed that it happened in the first place. I'd like to assume that it wasn't intentional and turn he was probably focused on not hitting something in front of him as he made the turn.

Have you talked to people around that area, or local businesses to see who they use for supply? You might get lucky and they use a single point of origin or a single company. But I'm willing to bet that the driver wasn't even delivering in that block or area, just getting to where is needed to go.

But I have a couple of programs that I use for various editing projects and I can't even make any solid info out. I tried using light enhancement off the school bus window, enhancing and color negative techniques, it's just way to blurry once I try to sharpen it up. So in that sense, I'm sorry...

I even tried various Google searches for the logo, as I can sorta-kinda make it out, just see if something might pop up.

 

Nah man. Just go old school. Like I said, I can identify most long haul trucks just by their color and graphics. All the local dudes know who this is even if it's a 1 truck outfit

 

I agree... but trying to identify the truck without having a collage student from having to walk around every where is the right thing to do. By the looks of that car movement that's not just simple body damage. I can assume at least driver side front quarter panel, head light, bumper maybe, etc... are gone.

 

Thanks for the update, i was hoping for satisfaction on this one.

 

Were you parked legally. The reason I'm asking is I was on Broadway in Brooklyn once delivering a load of 48" pipe 55' long and I couldn't make the swing because of a yellow corvette parked in a yellow zone. After about 20min of holding up traffic (people were driving on the sidewalk), NYPD showed up and told me to drive over the hood of that car. He then proceeded to write a parking ticket and placed it on the windshield. He also gave me his name and badge#. That was 25yrs ago, but that's how they roll in Brooklyn.

 

Well dang... GREAT deal...

Hopefully the company is one the level and will at least settle with you on damage with out getting crazy.

But I was right... that's a NJ outfit, but I did find this. Says INACTIVE USDOT number

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