Hey! I'm Brayson! And I love trucks!

Bio: Since I was a kid I've always been fascinated with trucks, trains, and ships. I live in a sleepy town called Mishicot, Wisconsin. My house is right down the road from a large dairy farm, and a couple miles the other way is a giant digestive plant; so I have plenty of different trucks traveling down my road. I even live in a family with a truck-driving tradition.

I expertise in mostly North-American trucks from around 1950-Today. Especially products from any of the "Big Four" Brands such as White, Diamond-Reo, Western Star, Freightliner, and all of their subsidiaries. (Reo, Autocar, Diamond-T, White Western Star, White-Freightliner, and WhiteGMC)

I'm particularly interested in weird small-scale truck makes such as Oshkosh, FWD, Coleman, Duplex, Federal, and Cline just to name a few.... Even though information on these is scarce to say the least.

I don't submit vehicles all too often, so you can usually find me on the Unidentified Vehicles page.

Here's 𝙈𝙮 𝙑𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙊𝙬𝙣 Truck!

1945 Oshkosh W-906X - Yes, this Oshkosh is ACTUALLY that old! A truck dating back to World War 2 that was still used to plow snow on my county roads as late as the 2000's! It was kept on as surplus and only used in emergencies up until 2023 when it was finally retired. It was bought by a distant relative of mine who intended to scrap it out. I spent over a year saving, and ended up buying it myself in 2025!



Now here's 𝙩𝙝𝙚 old rig! A 1986 International F-9370 - This was my great-uncle's own rig! He bought it new in December 1985. He lived in Michigan at the time and was an owner operator. He sold it to a large trucking firm about 20 years ago. Sometime around 2007-ish it ended up in Suring, Wisconsin. The plates expired in 2009, with the truck itself being wrecked sometime in 2015/2016. It was moved to this spot around 2019/2020. As of late-2023, the truck has since been moved/stored elsewhere, where exactly I have no idea. But I hope she ends up somewhere nice, and a little less cold. (License Plate: TS29961)



Wisconsin is full of cool trucks, so hopefully I can share my knowledge on them whilst on this site.

That's really it about me. Hope your day is swell! -Brayson