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 30 of these on display in the museum at any given time.

1934 GMC Truck & Trailer 1968 Peterbilt 1934 GMC 1919 International

• 1910- Avery Tractor/ Gasoline Farm Wagon

• 1913- Rambler (used as a plumber’s truck , notice the pipe rack)

• 1911- Walker Electric Model 43 (Delivered Milk for Bowman Dairy of Chicago)

• 1912- Mack Jr. 1 Ton

• 1917- Velie 26- B 3.5 Ton

• 1919- International Havester F1

• 1922- Packard EX

• 1922- White 15 ¾ Ton

• 1923- AB Mack

• 1924- White Wrecker Model 40

• 1924- Brockway 2.5 Ton

• 1925- Kenworth KS 3 Ton (earliest Kenworth know to still exist)

• 1926- FWD ( used to put up telephone poles)

• 1928- Fageol 130 “Flyer”4 (Precursor to Peterbilt)

• 1930- Ford Model A Snowmobile

• 1930- Studebaker Wrecker

• 1934- GMC T-23 B (Jake Iles)

• 1936- International Scale Truck

• 1938- Kenworth Conventional (CAT SCALE)

• 1939- International D-2

• 1948- Diamond T 201 1 Ton

• 1949- Brockway 260 X-W

• 1949- International Harvester KB-11

• 1962- White 9064 TV

• 1978- Kenworth Customized Conventional “Bandag Bandit

(Raced at the  Bonneville Salt Flats) Tops out at 150.918 mph.