Тёмный

RARE!! Chris Budke’s Marmon 57P HR Tour, History & Interview 

Flannel Philip
Подписаться 17 тыс.
Просмотров 127 тыс.
50% 1

Not only are Marmon trucks incredibly rare, but owners as knowledgeable as Chris “Mr. Flatbed Red” Budke are rarity personified.
Chris’ affinity for vintage iron goes back to his childhood and being a lifetime member and ambassador of the American Truck Historical Society (A.T.H.S.), Chris can talk trucks, trucking, trucker culture, and truck specs better than most.
In this episode Chris takes us on a full tour of his 1987 Marmon 57P HR, gives some in-depth history of the Marmon Truck Company, and traces the past lives that his truck has lived through the years.
If you don’t already know Chris or his wife “Miss Flatbed Red” from the ATHS, you should go give them a follow on social media.
Miss Flatbed Red is an extremely talented artist specializing in truck art. She’s also a RU-vidr and you should go subscribe to her channel here ⬇️
/ missflatbedred
‪@MissFlatbedRed‬
Chris is active on Facebook & Instagram
@cmbudke
Miss Flatbed Red is also active on Facebook & Instagram @missflatbedred
Filmed & edited by Philip West ‪@FlannelPhilip‬
Music used with permission by Epidemic Sound

Опубликовано:

 

2 окт 2024

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 157   
@robkittle1899
@robkittle1899 2 года назад
Marmons are super cool! A feature that was discussed in another video I saw on a Marmon is that they have a cast aluminum "roll cage" built into the cab. Very cool safety feature for a 40 year old truck!
@DAGOAC017
@DAGOAC017 8 месяцев назад
I'm from Colombia (south America) i knew Marmon trucks when I was a child, the first time I saw one Marmon i thought it was like an strange Kenworth, but years later i found it was a real brand, well here in my country, Marmon trucks were sold in the early and mid 90s by an agency called Corgil, most of the truck sold by that company were used to haul sugar cane in Valle del Cauca, the were called Cane trains (a set of 4 trailers and the tractor unit) and some others were bought by independent truckers. A great piece of history (excuse me if there are redaction mistakes, but I have to say that my native language is Spanish) Greetings from Colombia and great video.
@MissFlatbedRed
@MissFlatbedRed 2 года назад
This is awesome!!! Can’t wait to watch it on the tv later tonight ❤️
@rayhuggart5214
@rayhuggart5214 2 года назад
I remember drooling over them in the Las Vegas dealership in the mid 80's. If I remember right it was close to the magic wand truck wash. We always stopped there to wash the soot off the front of our trailers before entering California. I'd love to restore an old marmon
@Freesavh1776
@Freesavh1776 2 года назад
Just an absolutely beautiful preserved Marmon. Keep the wheels on that history load turning, Driver.
@shelbysmith1826
@shelbysmith1826 2 года назад
I have a 1985 57P VIP Marmon that I’m slowly restoring. It’s a fantastic old truck, definitely a head turner
@dougmitchell5435
@dougmitchell5435 2 года назад
I really wish Marmon was still in business.
@richb8796
@richb8796 Год назад
I saw that last marmon years ago at the flying j at 20 near 45 in Dallas one night even drove a day cab once...Interesting Truck .I'm a old landstar hand retired
@michaelkay3565
@michaelkay3565 Год назад
My buddy has an 1987 still running it double bunk awesome trucks everything handmade
@Mrruneight
@Mrruneight 2 года назад
In the 70's I was in my teens and loved like now Trucks! I knew back then and loved the fact that MARMONS were handmade in Texas. Long live MARMONS!
@1pieman
@1pieman 2 года назад
Very cool I saw my first one in the early 70's I looked at a new one just couldn't pull it off thank you for sharing this 👍👍
@Alanthe918mobilemechanic
@Alanthe918mobilemechanic Год назад
James pretty would love this who wouldn’t tho beautiful truck man thanks for sharing. ❤
@rev.randall2292
@rev.randall2292 2 года назад
Very Nice , love the Marmons and Drove a nice Western Star awhile , well built.
@walterstroman7304
@walterstroman7304 2 года назад
Dad owned a 1979 COE double bunk with KT 450 Cummins 10 double over. Beautiful powerful truck . Was leased to Ranger Landstar. Miss the old girl.
@colinmunro7337
@colinmunro7337 2 года назад
It's a crying shame Texas isn't it's own country!
@rons4778
@rons4778 2 года назад
There was a Dealer in Australia who sold them Right Hand Drive and I have seen one on the road still working I remember they called them Max Marmon probably some trade mark
@Foalsteed1994
@Foalsteed1994 2 года назад
There’s a few of them that made it over to New Zealand I’ve seen a handful. They must of come from Australia.
@user-hk4ee3hp9x
@user-hk4ee3hp9x 2 года назад
I have one here in Australia a 1995 I use it to pull my race trailer we have it painted silver a beautiful truck to drive
@joejohnson5265
@joejohnson5265 2 года назад
Great video, great guy, awesome content!
@ronkennedy8676
@ronkennedy8676 2 года назад
Now there's a name I haven't heard for years. Could this be the same company that built Martin cars?. My uncle owned a straight eight I would say around a 1930 model. Absolute beautiful car
@HamiltonvilleFarm
@HamiltonvilleFarm 2 года назад
There’s a RU-vid channel called “James Pretty” just found one and worked on it. They are nice trucks. Good video
@greenmtnman7714
@greenmtnman7714 28 дней назад
I remember Chris from the old ATHS forum.
@darianpolzin6304
@darianpolzin6304 2 года назад
We have them in australia to ha 1 in Brisbane QLD working
@jerryjohanan4511
@jerryjohanan4511 2 года назад
Best truck ever made!!!
@350mack
@350mack 2 года назад
the way it should be, hand built from the ground up ❤😢😊
@SuperTransmission
@SuperTransmission 2 года назад
Marmon is like the amc rambler of semi trucks.
@kyboy5
@kyboy5 2 года назад
That's bad... I used to have one of them ramblers.
@eugenekline8518
@eugenekline8518 2 года назад
There a nice Marmon by the farm I work at trying to find the person that owns it and see if they want to sale it
@Lucky4wd4840
@Lucky4wd4840 2 года назад
I got to drive a Marmon COE back in 1980. It had a 8V71 and 13 speed spring ride. I am down in TX.
@edwardcostello8833
@edwardcostello8833 2 года назад
A company near me called Cresco lines ran all marmons when I was little my neighbor had one in the 80s
@nicholasdillon5210
@nicholasdillon5210 2 года назад
My Dad drove for sunflower in the mid to late 80s would of been the same time this truck was with them. He was in a 359 than a w900
@ronaldreuwer7971
@ronaldreuwer7971 2 года назад
I've owned 3 my first one was a 82 I still own 2 both are 1990s only difference is the one hood has raised edge accents like this one the other is flat no raised center on fenders and bottom edges are also flat I've talked to two old dealers and they can't explain the difference.
@adamhoffman3687
@adamhoffman3687 2 года назад
Very interesting and informative. My dad drove a marmon in the mid 70s for the union Pacific railroad. It had a national crane mounted behind the cab ahead of the fifth wheel. He always complained about the air power steering though and the truck was referred to as the "moron" lol. He said it was dam tough though.
@keithgould9045
@keithgould9045 2 года назад
My dad,brother,and I do construction about 8-9 yrs ago we got a deal on a marmon stripped the 5th wheel it already had a plug where the sleeper was n put a 12 yrd dump on it.......tough Is an understatement idk the exact milage but we finally had to put it to rest this year (rust between the double frame) we'd take another marmon if we ever got the chance, this marmon has been to hell n back and is only down for safety reasons
@davehughesfarm7983
@davehughesfarm7983 2 года назад
Man O man ..I had a Marmon 1986...I wish I kept it so bad ..It was slick...I bet it would be worth 30,000 now..Bought it for 12,000
@stormyweather9054
@stormyweather9054 2 года назад
Strangely no mention of air ride steer axle ? Mormon was 1st to do that years before anybody else . Was a big selling point in the 80's . Definitely the ROLLS ROYCE of the day 🏆 About as common as a unicorn these days .
@allenmaddux7611
@allenmaddux7611 2 года назад
In 1985 I started driving truck, I saw Marmon for the first time, and wanted one ever since.
@stevo68
@stevo68 2 года назад
Probably a stupid question, but how many were built in that 30 odd years?
@7viewerlogic670
@7viewerlogic670 2 года назад
Great video, great truck!
@kaplancycles7665
@kaplancycles7665 2 года назад
Just found your channel. Very impressed! Your going to go far brother! We own the new England motorcycle museum if your ever in town come check it out. Rockville ct. ' Sr
@mtgut1962
@mtgut1962 2 года назад
Love them old Marmons. Got to meet Chris at the show. Great guy. 😎
@scottmacleod6301
@scottmacleod6301 2 года назад
Jerry Hamman trucking had some of these in the late 80s early 90s in cohasset MN they always caught my eye something different.
@mikehiggins5233
@mikehiggins5233 2 года назад
Nice 👌
@erasedfromgenepool.4845
@erasedfromgenepool.4845 Год назад
A buddy of mine has two marmons both of them are low beds! Both are older but still get the job done. He keeps them in pristine shape. An 86 and a 93
@jerrykinnin7941
@jerrykinnin7941 2 года назад
From back in the day. I've heard when you went to a Marmons dealer. They asked "What do you want"
@davidlastoria3341
@davidlastoria3341 2 года назад
5 star trucking on Beidler ave in Willoughby Ohio used to run Marmon's as well. My Dad drove one for them, a cabover, blue with 5 silver stars in a silver circle on the side of the sleeper.
@robertrootz1851
@robertrootz1851 2 года назад
Love the paint. My 96 classic not so pretty but I run her like crazy. Love the way older trucks look.
@leewhisenant4459
@leewhisenant4459 2 года назад
They are heavy but ride good and handle well. They have the bed backwards and the driver sleeps with head on passenger side.
@South40Slim
@South40Slim 6 месяцев назад
I came > < this close to buying a new Marmon from the dealer in Temple, Tx back in '85. It was a beautiful standup walk in with Hondo painted on the sleeper. I backed out at the last minute and it turned out to be a good thing. The company I was leased to really went downhill fast. I would have lost everything. Instead I kept my old Freightliner that was paid off and survived. It was a helluva nice truck.
@Claudia_Delgeadillo
@Claudia_Delgeadillo 2 года назад
YO A MARMON A 2022 IM CRIYING😢😢😢
@The_Night_Driver
@The_Night_Driver 2 года назад
I remember well when I was kid in the 80's looking at new Marmons with my dad. Our local Western Star dealer was also a Marmon dealer, they would stock conventional Marmon Glider kits, no engine trans or diffs.
@claytonbrown7100
@claytonbrown7100 2 года назад
Great truck and interview...wish we could have seen inside.
@stevenbuis4490
@stevenbuis4490 2 года назад
Haven’t seen a truck with an ashtray for long time. I test drove one at a little dealer in Tampa in the mid 70’s but wasn’t impressed. Some good friends had one for about 10 years with big double eagle sleeper
@kentotten7217
@kentotten7217 2 года назад
Very nice to see a Marmon up close. Thanks for sharing this cool truck and story.
@leeshaver7825
@leeshaver7825 2 года назад
That brown and white freightshaker in the background use to run out here in California I saw that truck at truck shows out here when it was still a working truck and saw it on the freeways around Southern California Back when California had some of the coolest working show trucks
@donaldshields2483
@donaldshields2483 2 года назад
It’s a beautiful truck I was a trucker for about 15 years are used to see some moments around not a lot of sun looks beautiful god bless
@jimmytphillips8828
@jimmytphillips8828 9 месяцев назад
My First Time heading West to California was in a New 1987 Marmon,... I was 21 Years Old!!! Smiles!!! Came into San Bernardino Scales Blowing Smoke and Hot Brakes 🔥 Smiles 😅 I learned Quick!!! Blessings and Shalom Ya'll 👍... "Dreamweaver",....
@tempestmkiv
@tempestmkiv 2 года назад
Very cool truck and lots of interesting info but nobody around here was putting two hole steelies on trucks back in 1987 that I know of, Alcoa's were all the rage.
@erichb4021
@erichb4021 Год назад
Imperial Food's from Moosic Pa. They use to have Marmon,s along with East Penn Trucking from Leighton Pa. They would do them overnight run,s from Pa to South Florida Unload Reload and be back up in the produce Mkt,s Phila, Hunt,s Point, Chelsea Mkt. All in 3 day,s. There driver's did 2 round,s a week. I had a couple friends that worked there. They ran hard.
@cantwellron11
@cantwellron11 Год назад
They were bought in to Australia think there is or was one sitting in scrub at Woomera SOUTH AUSTRALIA the bloke had 2 I think
@stephenradcliffe4022
@stephenradcliffe4022 Год назад
In 1979, Crete Carrier Corporation continued our expansion into refrigerated trucking with the purchase of Sunflower Carriers, a refrigerated trucking company out of York, Nebraska. The Sunflower line was then eventually merged with Shaffer Trucking to create a single refrigerated trucking division.
@parker1ray
@parker1ray 2 года назад
I am 60 and remember being a teenager in 75 and going to the truck stop with my mom and dad and seeing all of the cool old trucks! I remember a trucker letting my now deceased little brother and me go through his triple sleeper Pete conventional. Dad had an International Transtar, and mom drove a GMC.
@quintinmarsters1609
@quintinmarsters1609 2 года назад
Beautiful truck. Great bunch of people. Hi 5 from Australia.
@walterfoster5682
@walterfoster5682 Год назад
I drove a 87 57p for a co.Bo's trucking out of Winchester va.it was dark blue with a wide silver strip the full length of the truck. It was a people stopper back in the day. That truck was way ahead of it time & also out priced @$140 grand, that was a lot of money back then , still is but I think that was one of the reasons they went out of business so sad 😞
@osmanyreyes8373
@osmanyreyes8373 4 месяца назад
I play a Roblox trucking game, and they have a Marmon 57p which is my favorite truck in the game
@1topfueldrag
@1topfueldrag 2 года назад
Imperial Fabrication in Decatur, Tx. built the 64” standup sleepers, I know because i’m the welder that made the frames
@albertomoniz9051
@albertomoniz9051 Год назад
Those door handles were used back 80's white autocars,Western start Heritage cabs, also Hayes, the dash, square interior panels, Marmons and Hayes were very popular western Canada in the 70's 80's.
@damiansingh8042
@damiansingh8042 2 года назад
Wow what a cool 😎 old truck and great history.Built when Quality was Top Dog.👌
@andyanderson4151
@andyanderson4151 2 года назад
Love the Marmon's growing up , my Uncle had a towing business down in Florida. Had an 81 COE Marmon that he pulled Landall rollback trailer with an 8v71 n a 15 speed roadranger n it rode like a Cadillac! Good Times! Tks Phil!
@francomtz7115
@francomtz7115 29 дней назад
Diamond reo, Marmon , and others , why did they never sell more? Even western star back when it wasn't a freight shaker.
@robertstafford9931
@robertstafford9931 2 года назад
A very awesome truck A Cad er A beautiful Marmon
@rideshareog
@rideshareog 9 месяцев назад
I grew up about 2 miles from the Marmon plant in Garland. Always a site seeing a brand new truck rolling out.
@Noelzsazsa
@Noelzsazsa 10 месяцев назад
I have been looking for a Marmon cab and bonnet I can import into Australia and drop on a set of rail from something modern and make the RHD conversion much easier just had to mirror the dashboard across it sounds like a pacar chassis will be the choice
@a_new_leaf_eric5828
@a_new_leaf_eric5828 2 года назад
Saw this on last video was like he better show that sweet marmon. My fav truck
@holeshot1721
@holeshot1721 Год назад
Just saw one doing work in nyc lower east side nice looking truck homw adress said seataucket Long Island
@ccclc6159
@ccclc6159 Год назад
Marmon had to be doing something above average because those trucks both cab over and conventional were the ugliest trucks on the road, if I had owned one I might have tarped the hood and covered my face with a bandana before entering the truck stop🤣
@THROTTLEPOWER
@THROTTLEPOWER 2 года назад
Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Carolinastrucks
@Carolinastrucks 2 года назад
I wanna draw like that in intro, mine suck the lines are crooked and proportions are off and don’t shine or have shadows
@Jammog123
@Jammog123 Год назад
You know this owner will do right by the old gal. Steve fezschack would love this.
@bmdbigfeet1031
@bmdbigfeet1031 2 года назад
Gorgeous trucks. Sad they never came North.
@tanyacody6872
@tanyacody6872 2 года назад
TLX PHOENIX
@jeffurey6399
@jeffurey6399 5 месяцев назад
Roll east a couple miles from Dutchman's and eat at Midway Diner!
@shahrokhnazari32
@shahrokhnazari32 Год назад
@6:27 Marmon actually drilled the holes in their frames, they did not punch/stamp the holes.
@KnightHauler395
@KnightHauler395 4 дня назад
Haha 😂 I like his oldschool attire and Marmons are great Trucks.
@danshelburne1948
@danshelburne1948 2 года назад
Just wondering how does the empty weight compare to a comparable Pete.?
@irish-thinker4429
@irish-thinker4429 2 года назад
Full rear air suspension in a double drive in 1987 is impressive
@randywinter1543
@randywinter1543 2 года назад
Cool video Philip the marmons were a one of a kind truck,buddy of mine back in mid 80s had one wish I could find it now,had a kt twin turbo 700 horse
@crusiethmaximuss
@crusiethmaximuss 2 года назад
Incredible!!! Somewhere I bet a collector has one of these Marmons with an Autocar, a Henrickson, and a giant Pacific logging truck
@brianreardon3392
@brianreardon3392 2 года назад
There is one of these Marmons sitting in a feild in Riverhead NY.
@6Diego1Diego9
@6Diego1Diego9 2 года назад
love the Marmon hat
@dale5303
@dale5303 2 года назад
Wow what a peice of history👌🏻
@skylarsoper241
@skylarsoper241 2 года назад
Wow I’m a kwhopper lover , and now I’d like a marmon nice truck
@invictusbp1prop143
@invictusbp1prop143 2 года назад
🎶It’s B J McKay and his best friend, Bear. 🎶
@briankady1456
@briankady1456 Год назад
Marmons are like a cross between a Kenworth and a Peterbilt. Cool trucks. Too bad they're no longer in business.
@YoungsCustom
@YoungsCustom 2 года назад
Learn something new everyday! Very cool
@charlesbagwell4139
@charlesbagwell4139 Год назад
I drove one for Points West Trucking nicest truck I ever drove 😊
@HotRodDave
@HotRodDave 2 года назад
Cool truck and info
@pvillehick67
@pvillehick67 2 года назад
I believe The Daniel Company ran a fleet of Marmons.
@mintyman1968
@mintyman1968 2 года назад
Chris is a classy guy.
@kevinjones7555
@kevinjones7555 2 года назад
Drilled rails are better than stamped.
@markwilliams4525
@markwilliams4525 2 года назад
Exactly right! Autocar drilled and reamed the holes to size
@kevinjones7555
@kevinjones7555 2 года назад
@@markwilliams4525 I'm sure Marmon did too I think these guys got it wrong
@markwilliams4525
@markwilliams4525 2 года назад
@@kevinjones7555 I bet you're right about that
@SternDrive
@SternDrive Год назад
In 48 years I have driven every truck made...except a Marmon. Nice looking truck, and I love Cats.
@weepweep2225
@weepweep2225 2 года назад
There was a nice ole Marmon Cab Over down the road where I live just waisting away at a salvage yard 🫤 looked to be in pretty good condition when I saw her. These trucks are beautiful!
@othonielramirez2466
@othonielramirez2466 Год назад
Soy de México y tengo la fortuna de tener un camión MARMON 1994 y es un camión maravilloso y muy aguantador , actualmente arrastra hasta 35 toneladas de peso . Hermoso mi MARMON truck
@dirtydiesels3110
@dirtydiesels3110 2 года назад
Way Kool!! Back in the day east penn trucking from lehighton,pa ran a fleet of marmons would catch them up and down 95 from pa to FL. I still catch a handful of marmons running around. Good vid! Keep the shiny side up.
Далее
Brad's Custom Home-Built KW
12:56
Просмотров 63 тыс.
History of Marmon Trucks - Truck History Episode 19
13:11
Провал со стеклянным хлебом…
00:41
1996 Marmon goes 120mph???
18:20
Просмотров 22 тыс.
Hayes & Pacific Trucks - Interview
15:03
Просмотров 21 тыс.
This NEW CHEAP TRUCK Just Killed Toyota & Ford
16:49
Просмотров 1,1 млн
1982 Marmon 110P - Owner Interview
6:32
Просмотров 267 тыс.
Провал со стеклянным хлебом…
00:41