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Navigate with pride in our "Highway Majesty: Semi Truck Tractor Tribute" shirt! 🌟 Featuring a robust semi-truck tractor design, it pays homage to the giants of the road. Crafted with premium fabric, it merges road-worthy strength with comfort, captivating trucking enthusiasts. 🌟✨ Drive your passion and flaunt your highway allegiance. Ideal attire for road warriors. Tailored for the long-haul hero! 👕🚛

The roots of Certified Freight Logistics (CFL) can be traced back to 1928 when Arroyo Grande Truck Co. (AGTC) was founded in Arroyo Grande, California. With a fleet of ten trucks, AGTC specialized in getting fresh produce to market. In 1952, AGTC was purchased by Edwin Nelson, an owner operator, and his brother-in-law Edwin Taylor, an Arroyo Grande farmer. The two Edwins grew AGTC by purchasing other trucking companies, and in 1963, merged with Fitzgerald Truck Service, becoming Certified Freight Lines. 20 years later, CFL had grown to 30 trucks and five yards, all while specializing in refrigerated transportation throughout California and the West Coast. As of 2008, CFL had grown to over 150 trucks, and became Certified Freight Logistics.

"Truck Tractor" - This shirt celebrates the powerful and versatile truck tractor, a vital component of the transportation industry. With a design featuring a robust truck tractor in action, it embodies the strength and efficiency of these heavy-duty vehicles. Crafted from durable, comfortable fabric, this shirt is perfect for truck drivers, logistics professionals, or anyone who appreciates the backbone of our economy. Whether you're a long-haul trucker or simply admire the hard work of those who keep goods moving, this shirt allows you to express your connection to the world of truck tractors. Celebrate the spirit of transportation and make a statement with this shirt that embodies the power and reliability of truck tractors.

Earl 'Bud' Batteate was born November 20, 1918, and grew up on his father's Oakdale, California cattle ranch. He got the rodeo bug when he was just 7 years old and rode his first calf. Ten years later, Batteate was a young rodeo champ, got married, had a son, and decided to take up cattle hauling to support his new family. His dad transported cattle, but mostly for their own stock, so Batteate knew the business and undoubtedly had his dad's help in getting him going. Starting out with a single truck as Batteate Livestock Transportation Co., he grew his business to more than 30 trucks by the mid '40s, continuing to drive himself, while also riding rodeo nights and weekends for over 60 years.

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This is an awesome gift for anyone that loves trucks.

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🚚 Roll in style with our "Truck Tractor" shirt, celebrating the power and resilience of these road titans. 🌐 Designed for trucking enthusiasts or those who appreciate heavy-duty vehicles, it embodies the strength and endurance of truck tractors. 🛣️ Perfect for those who hit the open road or anyone with a fascination for the backbone of transportation, it captures the essence of long-haul journeys. 👕 Wear it with pride, showcasing your admiration for the machines that keep goods moving and highways alive.

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Logging Truck,perfect gift for the hard working log truck driver. This graphic is available with or without text. Original design by AuburnQuailart

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You call, we haul. We are the Galactic Haulers guild.

Gear up with our "Mighty Hauler: Truck Tractor Triumph" shirt! 🚚 Featuring a robust truck tractor design, it salutes the backbone of transportation. Crafted with premium fabric, it merges strength with style, captivating trucking aficionados. 🌟✨ Hit the road with pride and showcase your love for the open highway. Ideal attire for truck enthusiasts and road warriors. Tailored for the rugged traveler! 👕🛣️

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The Redco & Tinka range of trailers have been manufactured for over 50 years and have stood the test of time Manufacturing both steel and aluminum boat trailers, they are built tough to perform and last using the latest quality components and 350/450 Aussie steel. Some brands require the trailer to be fully submerged for loading and unloading – not so with the Redco Tinka range of trailers keeping the trailer as dry as possible which will not only help in the maintenance and cleaning but makes loading & unloading effortless.

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Truckers Keep America Going. Over-the-Road Truck Drivers are an overlooked group of professionals. They keep America going, no matter the weather, no matter the conflicts of our life. Thank a Trucker today!

The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers (FASH) was organized in 1967 by eight frustrated owner-operator steel haulers who were less than satisfied with their representation by the well established cartage union. FASH grew quickly, adding more steel haulers to their ranks day by day, and what started as a dual union situation resulted in secession by FASH after the established union alienated and ultimately pushed FASH out. Along the way there were weeks of strikes, violent assaults, shootings, bombings, and other unsavory actions taken by both sides, though according to news reports, the established union was clearly behind most of the heavy-handed attacks on FASH members.

Earl 'Bud' Batteate was born November 20, 1918, and grew up on his father's Oakdale, California cattle ranch. He got the rodeo bug when he was just 7 years old and rode his first calf. Ten years later, Batteate was a young rodeo champ, got married, had a son, and decided to take up cattle hauling to support his new family. His dad transported cattle, but mostly for their own stock, so Batteate knew the business and undoubtedly had his dad's help in getting him going. Starting out with a single truck as Batteate Livestock Transportation Co., he grew his business to more than 30 trucks by the mid '40s, continuing to drive himself, while also riding rodeo nights and weekends for over 60 years.

Founded in 1923 in Janesville, Wisconsin as W.R. Arthur Co. to serve the massive Janesville auto plant, JATCO had five owners and transported millions of vehicles over hundreds of millions of miles. In 1960, Arthur sold the company to Edmund Brady, who renamed it Janesville Auto Transport Co., or JATCO, as it was commonly known.