Bruce Gilmore | Decades Of Trucking Under His Belt! 

One thing Bruce (my dad) didn't mention about why he had such a long and successful career is because he always had the most immaculate rig in the fleet. Did a lot of his own maintenance and kept his truck spotless, detailed, and running great at all times. In case you couldn't tell, trucking was more than just a job for him! Thanks for this video!

Any time I get a chance to talk to Bruce is a good day. Always a in a great mood and always such a pleasure to talk to! This interview made my night!!

WOW, a 5&4 transmission. Wouldn't have guessed

Wow! Sweet truck! Very cool trucking career! Thanks for posting!

I could sit and listen to Bruce, and guys like him, all day.

Really enjoyed this interview with Bruce, really seems like a salt of the earth type of guy. A old school good sort trucker. Very interesting listening to the stories of back in the golden era days of trucking. Sweet ole freightliner too. Thankyou to both of you👍

Guys like Bruce is why I started driving back in 1990. It’s the love of trucks and driving it’s just fun to me.

V8 freight shaker, what a truck! That truck has clearly been well taken care of by him, its gorgeous.

So many great terms from the past. Seat covers, lump loads, gear it out. GREAT.

Awesome Shaker...Driver... and story! Thanks for sharing it.

Another awesome video really enjoyed this interview also keep up the good work 💪💪💪👍👍👍

Great interview Mike. Definitely could spend the day listening to Mr. Bruce.

Mike, that was awesome. What an interview👍👍👍

Great interview! I could listen to old trucker stories all day long.

Mike outstanding segment Bruce Gilmore Veteran Trucker

Een indrukwekkende video met schitterende mooie verhalen van de trucker over het leven van trucker top heb ervan genoten bedankt ervoor gr carel uit holland

Great gentleman, great truck! The company my uncle worked for bought a double-bunk K100 back in the day. 425 Cat, 4:11 rears. It was everyone’s favorite because it would do 75 mph 24/7. The rest of the fleet was single-bunk COE “White” Freightliners with 350 Cummins.

I love the old cabover FreightShakers, my Pops drove alot of them when i was growing up & the last truck he drove was a cabover Freightliner. Lots of good memories! Thanks for the videos of old school drivers & cabovers !

Beautiful truck, thanks for this video.

I love that truck

Jarrels. Yeah, we handled everything. Pallets stayed in the warehouses and customers. I was having this discussion with some people the other day. Even local peddling. "" High and tight"". Stacked in the trailer. But, most of the trucks could, would run. Some, better than others. Good interview with a driver who doesn’t recognize his legendary talent and experience that he is too humble to talk about. Caboose was at the back of the line, but always in sight. God bless and safe travels.

3 log books good ol days

Beautiful truck❤

That's a cool video Mike I have hauled sugar over there in Lakeville Ny😅

1st keep up the great content

You should put that its a Powerliner in the title so people looking for powerliner videos can find it as there arent many on the internet.

Super💯video.

Hi from Dexter🏠Missouri

I believe in the ‘70s any Freightliner COE with more than 350 hp got the Powerliner treatment.

You got use to being strung out !

Yeah a few years back me and one of my friends decided we would run down to the 76 truck stop in Corbin KY and Dam it was gone yeah I was pissed 😡

Talk about out law trucking loved it can't do it anymore 😭

Q the music!!!!

my stepdad used 2 haul from campbell soup out of camden nj.been there with him once.saw a black dude on the loading dock with his pants on firer,lol.not sure why tho,lol.

As always.

Now that is a trucker 😅

Absolutely love the old school trucker interviews👍🏻 Great job Mike keep’em cummin!