The 4 State Trucks Blog

Why "Doc Holliday" Earns a Spot in the Haul of Fame Every now and then, a truck rolls through that stops you dead in your tracks. "Doc Holliday," the custom 2007 Peterbilt Legacy 379 built by Equipment Express out of Caldwell, Texas, is exactly that kind of machine. We're adding this truck to the 4 State Truck’s Haul of Fame for a combination of reasons that are rare to find all in one build: a deeply personal backstory, a flawlessly executed custom theme with old-school looks with modern …

The 1985 Peterbilt 359 That Rewrote the Rulebook Brought to you by J&L Contracting Heavy Haul | Owner: Malona & Jamie Williams | Built by Never Satisfied Builds What Makes a Haul of Fame Legend? Not every great truck earns a spot in the Haul of Fame. You can have a beautiful paint job, a polished engine bay, and lights that'll blind you from fifty yards — and still not make the cut. The Haul of Fame isn't just about pretty. It's about trucks that mean something. Trucks that push th …

In the world of classic trucking, some rigs simply haul freight—while others become legends on the road. Every so often, a truck comes along that represents far more than horsepower, chrome, and polished aluminum. It represents decades of history, craftsmanship, and the dedication required to bring a classic truck back to life the right way. Workin’ Man Blues, a beautifully restored 1987 Peterbilt 359 owned by Bryan Martin of Martin Livestock, is one of those trucks. This remarkabl …

His childhood was on a dairy farm. His adulthood was behind the wheel of a semi. Jerry Mies’ “Mooving Violation” is an example of what Haul of Fame is all about. His custom Peterbilt 379 (with a 359-style conversion) isn’t just decked out with slick-looking chrome, it tells a story: from farm to truck. Watch the Video Here Check Out the Footage on the Custom Peterbilt 379 - "Mooving Violation" by Mies & Sons Trucking 4ST YouTube Channel → Every detail …

Bryan Martin. A Peterbilt 359. Over a decade of scars, stories, and soul. Some trucks come and go. Some trucks define an era. For Bryan Martin, the Rat Rod, a custom Peterbilt 359, wasn’t just a rig — it was a chapter of life that ran hard for more than a decade. A wide range of Peterbilt parts and accessories were used to craft this rugged, sleek build. It hauled, survived, evolved, and became a rolling extension of its owner. And like all great eras, it eventually came to an en …