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Feb 13, 2020

Updated Feb 21, 2020

This 2007 Peterbilt 379 flattop, called “Kwitcherbitchin,” was owned by Drennon Durham when it competed in Overdrive’s Pride & Polish at the 2007 Great American Trucking Show in Dallas. The truck was customized mostly by the Chrome Shop Mafia at 4 State Trucks in Missouri.

Durham’s sleek Pete appeared on the May page of the 2008 Pride & Polish calendar. It was photographed by Paul Hartley of ADD Media at the Corinthian Sailing Club on White Rock Lake in Dallas.

Durham was using the truck for a small fleet that hauled drilling rigs, pipe and heavy equipment.

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