Picture perfect: Show hauling ’99 Kenworth

May 8, 2014

Updated Jun 18, 2014

Owner-operator Dale Burke of Strongsville, Ohio, snapped this picture of his rig while at a show at the Hilton at Universal Studios, Fla. Burke is leased to Landstar and hauls equipment for shows with the 1999 Kenworth, which is powered by a Cummins M14 engine and a 13-speed transmission. Burke says when he purchased the rig, it had a regular factory look, but he made the truck his own with a fresh paint job and striping. Burke used to do photography, and he still enjoys snapping a good picture of his truck.

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