Hi all. I am asking for help locating pictures of the trucks of the company I once worked for. It was a trucking company called Roseway Inc. they were based out
of Des Moines Iowa from about 1981- 1992 or so. It was a total flatbed operation. Truck color was burgundy with a rose on the door. I have located 1 picture
on Hanks truck archive. I have a few photos that I can find but nearly all my photos were of the loads I hauled. I apparently never thought I would want to build
models of those trucks today. Who knew. The fleet consisted of mostly Freightliner FLC's both styles with the Peterbilt stem headlights and the later molded
in fender headlights. Peterbilt 359's and we had 1 Kenworth K100 with the big bunk. Later we got the Peterbilt 377's and 379's. I was there long enough I was
in every single model at one time or another. I know it's a long shot but hopefully someone has some somewhere.
Oh and we were confused with J.H. Rose all the time but they were out of Texas and not any part of us.
Or alternatively where I could post this to have a better chance of success.
Looking for pictures
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Hi all. I am asking for help locating pictures of the trucks of the company I once worked for. It was a trucking company called Roseway Inc. they were based out
of Des Moines Iowa from about 1981- 1992 or so. It was a total flatbed operation. Truck color was burgundy with a rose on the door. I have located 1 picture
on Hanks truck archive. I have a few photos that I can find but nearly all my photos were of the loads I hauled. I apparently never thought I would want to build
models of those trucks today. Who knew. The fleet consisted of mostly Freightliner FLC's both styles with the Peterbilt stem headlights and the later molded
in fender headlights. Peterbilt 359's and we had 1 Kenworth K100 with the big bunk. Later we got the Peterbilt 377's and 379's. I was there long enough I was
in every single model at one time or another. I know it's a long shot but hopefully someone has some somewhere.
Oh and we were confused with J.H. Rose all the time but they were out of Texas and not any part of us.
Or alternatively where I could post this to have a better chance of success.
Thanks
Tom