Exhibits

The Iowa 80 Trucking Museum collection was started by Iowa 80 Truckstop founder, Bill Moon. Bill Moon had a passion for trucks and was always looking for a new truck or trucking artifacts to add to his collection. There are now over 100 antique trucks in the collection with 60 of them on display in the museum.

• 1910 – Avery Tractor/ Gasoline Farm Wagon
• 1911 – Walker Electric Model 43 – Milk Delivery Truck
• 1912 – Saurer
• 1913 – Rambler
• 1915 – Mack AB
• 1917 – Velie 26- B 3.5 Ton
• 1919 – International Harvester F1
• 1922 – Packard EX Dump Truck
• 1922 – White Water Tanker
• 1923 – International
• 1923 – Mack AB
• 1924 – Brockway 2.5 Ton
• 1924 – White Wrecker
• 1925 – Kenworth KS 3 Ton – the earliest known Kenworth still in existence
• 1925 – Douglas with Well Drilling Rig
• 1925 – International Water Tanker
• 1926 – FWD Auger Truck- Telephone Post Hole Digger.
• 1927 – Diamond T
• 1927 – Graham BB 1 Ton
• 1927 – GMC Big Brute
• 1928 - Fageol 130 “Flyer”4
• 1929 – International HS 104 C
• 1929 – REO Speedwagon EX
• 1930 - Ford Model A Snowmobile
• 1930 - Studebaker Wrecker
• 1931 – GMC T-110
• 1932 – Chevrolet Master Wrecker
• 1934 – GMC T-23 Live Stock Hauler
• 1936 – International A & F Scale Truck
• 1936 – Mack BM
• 1937 – Mack AC Dump Truck
• 1938 – Kenworth
• 1939 – International D2
• 1939 – Mack BX
• 1941 – Freightliner
• 1942 – GMC AY – 809
• 1942 – Mack FJ Cement Mixer
• 1945 – Ford Fuel Tanker
• 1946 – Available CS 250SP
• 1946 – White WA-22
• 1946 – Studebaker M-16 with Stock Trailer
• 1947 – Studebaker M-16
• 1948 – Diamond T 201 – 1 Ton
• 1949 – Brockway 260 – XW
• 1949 – International KB-11
• 1951 – Sterling White HD 2254
• 1954 – Diamond T 950
• 1954 – Fageol Van
• 1954 – Kenworth Bullnose Cab Over
• 1956 – International RF-405
• 1957 – Diamond T with Trailer
• 1958 – Kenworth Bullnose KDC
• 1959 – Diamond T 921 Cab Over
• 1960 – Mack B-61ST
• 1962 – White 9064 TV
• 1963 – Mack B-61
• 1965 – Mack B-87
• 1968 – Ford F250 Contractors Special
• 1968 – Peterbilt 358 Tractor
• 1972 – Paymaster on Loan form ATHS
• 1972 – Dodge C-600
• 1978 - Kenworth Conventional “Bandag Bandit -  Recorded Top speed of 150.918 mph
• 1983 – Ford CL9000 COE

Exhibits Currently on Display:

• Cummins ISX Engine
• NH-250 Cummins Cutaway
• Knox 5th Wheel and Radiator
• Bill Moon Tribute
• Hall Scott Engine
• Antique Gas Pumps
• Antique Metal Signs
• Now Playing in the REO Theatre: Leland Martin’s Trucking Documentary

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