February 12, 2010

We have been extremely busy the past 6 months on projects.  A
lot of nice things are in the works.  Details will follow, hopefully
soon.

Despite the rotten weather, the truck has remained on display at
the Museum due to commitments that prevented us from putting
the truck in storage for the winter.

Once again this year, the Duck will be pulling the Clarkson
School of Irish Dance float in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in
downtown St. Louis on Saturday March 13, 2010.  We hope to
see some fans there again this year.

We have made several additions to the site, including an
interesting set of LEGO kits.  Unfortunately, LEGO's are not
cheap, but they are fun.  My children love their "Original 7" set
and "play Convoy" on a daily basis.  My wife couldn't be more
excited......

We have added a new page to the site for deleted movie scenes.
 We are continuing to accumulate new material, some of which
provides some insight into deleted scenes from Convoy.  

We're also adding a page on Brockway's "Superliner", what it
became, what it replaced and the horribly botched product
placement by Mack Trucks, Inc. for the movie Convoy.

When not at shows or special events, the truck remains on public
display at the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis County,
MO.  If you are making a special trip to see the truck, please
remember to send us an e-mail to confirm whether or not the
truck will be there.  

Thanks to all of our fans as always for the continued kind
e-mails.  
The Photographer
Estancia, NM 2007
Kris Santoianni ("Halfkut") sporting a pose in a very nice RDTrucking t-shirt.
Kris' Peterbilt posed next to the Rubber Duck.  Maybe if Kris saved his money instead of
spending it keeping that old Peterbilt running, he could step
up to a nice Mack someday!

The Peterbilt had to be pushed by the Duck for around 60 miles in and out of some bad
storms on I-55.  It was really good to meet Kris.  He's a great guy!
St. Pat's 2008 Downtown St. Louis