Salt Lake City Trucking Artwork Tank Tops

Celebrate the bustling energy of Salt Lake City, the Crossroads of the West, with this vibrant trucking artwork. This piece highlights the city's significance in the transportation industry with a striking semi-truck in the foreground, complemented by the beautiful Salt Lake City skyline and majestic mountains in the background. Ideal for truckers, transportation enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the dynamic spirit of Salt Lake City, this artwork is sure to rev up your decor.

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Joseph J. Milne started Milne Truck Line in 1916, running a single Garford 1.5 ton truck with hard rubber tires. He began hauling food and other things between St. George, Anderson Ranch, Cedar City, Lund, and the rail head at Modena. As business grew, Milne added newer trucks with pneumatic rubber tires and started hauling as far away as Salt Lake City, eventually transitioning from hauling fresh produced to transporting petroleum products and dry freight. Through a series of acquisitions and expansions over several decades, Milne became one of the West's largest motor carriers, serving 11 Western states, including Alaska and Hawaii. Milne itself was sold in 1979, but operated under the Milne name until the company's dissolution in 1987.

Joseph J. Milne started Milne Truck Line in 1916. He purchased his first truck in 1917. It was a Garford with hard rubber tires. He began hauling food and other things between St. George, Anderson Ranch, Cedar City, Lund, and the railhead at Modena. In 1933, Milne bought out Southern Utah Truck Line and expanded their joint operations, throughout Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. Milne Truck Line merged with Rocky Mountain Produce Company and Joseph Milne's son, Arvel R. Milne, became president of the merged company.

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