Flatbed Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (14)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (18)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (20)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (26)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (27)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (29)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (32)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (38)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (40)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (7)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (13)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (12)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (21)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (23)

Description: Tow Truck Driver Wrecker Operator Roadside Assistance Towing (28)

Description: A distressed graphic features a red truck with a flatbed trailer. The word 'LIGON' is prominently displayed in a distressed gray font. Below it reads 'SPECIALIZED HAULER, INC.' in red, followed by 'A TOTAL TRANSPORT COMPANY' in gray, and 'MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY' in red.

Description: An image of the front corner of a yellow 1942 Chevrolet COE Flatbed Truck with a title text overlay.

Description: Rockin' for 40 years!

Description: Funny graphic for vehicle recovery enthusiasts and roadside assistance professionals showing their daily routine and dedication.

Description: An image of the front corner of a red 1956 Ford F600 Flatbed Truck with a title text overlay.

Description: Like old trucks? Check this out. Lovely1946 Ford truck often called the "Jailbar Ford" due to style of the grill. Flat head V8 engine. This has the patina with the original paint. This is the two ton version with a dump lift-bed. Popular as a flat bed and stake truck. A real workhorse and essential part of the farm. This truck worked as a grain truck on a farm in Manitoba for many years. Support my art. Add to your favorite likes and share with your friends. Thanks for visiting my gallery. Copyright Robert Alsop images.

Description: International Transport Inc. 1951

Description: Ligon Specialized Hauler 1936

Description: Lufkin Foundry & Machine Company was founded in 1902 in Lufkin, Texas as a repair shop and parts supply house for regional sawmills. The company ventured into the petroleum industry and manufactured the first enclosed geared pumping unit, and a counterbalanced crank that improved the pumping unit and made a name for the company worldwide. In 1939, the company bought the Martin Wagon and Trailer Company, established the Lufkin Trailers to manufacture heavy-duty truck trailers. Leveraging their extensive design experience, Lufkin began building the lightest and toughest trailers in the industry, and could barely keep up with demand. In 1970, a new 400 acre trailer plant was built south of Lufkin, allowing production to meet demand.

Description: Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers

Description: Classic truck chevy

Description: Hit the road in your semi truck with this awesome retro roadlife design. Live your life on the open road.

Description: Lufkin Trailers 1939

Description: Falcon Transport 1903

Description: I Just Dropped a Load, a TruckerJunk original since 2007.

Description: Founded in 1954 in Crossett, Arkansas, MTL was the home of the 'Running Rabbit' line and specialized in moving building materials throughout Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.

Description: Real Truckers Drive Flatbed The Best Truck Driver Skull

Description: vintage Flatbedder Truck Driver Straps and Chains, Flatbed Trucker

Description: International Transport Inc 1951

Description: WE ALL HAVE TO WAIT IN LINES WHY NOT MAKE IT FUN

Description: 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.