Builds

Hotel California: Adam Galloway’s Kenworth K200 Big Cab

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 5 (2014)

Hotel California: Adam Galloway’s Kenworth K200 Big Cab

Adam Galloway has his eyes set on big things in the transport industry and his attitude to everything is two feet in or nothing. His latest purchases are definitely a representation of…

Old School Cool: Trevor Smith’s Kenworth K100E

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 5 (2014)

Old School Cool: Trevor Smith’s Kenworth K100E

Trevor Smith spends his days with a beautiful 21-year-old K100E, but beyond its good looks is a complete history which Warren Aitken extracts in this article.

Eye Catcher: Tony Innaimo’s custom Kenworth fleet

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 4 (2014)

Eye Catcher: Tony Innaimo’s custom Kenworth fleet

Tony Innaimo’s trucks have moved from all white to a new motif after buying two eye catching 904s and a 408 Kenworth from Ken Coggan. Anthony John-Pier reports for Australian Custom Trucks.

Silversonic: Dean Kefford’s V8 Peterbilt 379

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 4 (2014)

Silversonic: Dean Kefford’s V8 Peterbilt 379

Dean Kefford is pure trucking pedigree being a fifth generation transport operator. His three year project, a 1996 Peterbilt 379 extended hood with a Caterpillar 3408 V-8 engine named “Silversonic”, has gained…

All Gassed Up: Forge Transport’s custom Kenworth K200

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 4 (2014)

All Gassed Up: Forge Transport’s custom Kenworth K200

Warren Aitken is a great trucking photographer and writer but his other passion is driving trucks. In this article he gets the chance to write about one of the trucks he’s driven…

Memphis Flash: Ray Fleming’s Peterbilt 379

Originally published in Australian Custom Trucks, Issue 4 (2014)

Memphis Flash: Ray Fleming’s Peterbilt 379

A 2006 Peterbilt 379 with a C15 named “The Memphis Flash” and owned by Ray ‘Elvis’ Fleming has got heads turning in Queensland. Warren Aitken has the story.