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SEARCHThe American Truck Historical Society hosted its annual National Convention and Truck Show in Reno, Nevada, June 8-10. It was a highly successful show, with 837 trucks displayed at the Grand Sierra Resort and over 7,000 admirers on site for the three-day event. Vehicles on display ranged from Brass Era motor trucks to kingly cabobvers from trucking's golden age.
Check out some of the vintage old road warriors on display at the show!
A 1920s era Fageol hauls in a period farm tractor on its bed.
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A 1970s vintage Kenworth rests quietly with the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop.
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These 1950s vintage work trucks helped power the American super economy that emerged after World War II.
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A long-hose Kenworth stands tall with some older bull-nose tractors from the 1950s.
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Brass Era trucks educated show-goers on the trucking's industry's humble beginnings.
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Long-nose row standing tall at the 2023 ATHS Show.
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It's fire-fighting days behind it, this 1930s vintage Fageol fire truck rests in a place of honor at the show.
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An early U.S. Air Force service truck takes a place of honor in the in-door display area.
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A tough old Dodge and a feisty Freightliner await attendees at the show.
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A gorgeous Kenworth tractor draws admirers.
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From long-noses to cabovers, there's something for every truck fan at a ATHS show.
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Two vingtage Kenworths set the night alight in the high desert.
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A long-nosed Peterbilt lights up the night in Reno, Nevada at the 2023 ATHS Annual Show.
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Two old road warriors glow in the desert night.
Photo: American Truck Historical Society
