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Marmon, Sterling, Brockway, the Peterbilt 379, the Mack R-Model — the discontinued brands and model lines that still have a home here. Browse what's listed, or let our dealer network source one for you.
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Every discontinued brand and model line is listed below — with a live listing count and a parts link for each. Zero listed? Tap the tile to source one through our dealer network.
Forgotten Brands
Marmon
The last of the luxury long-haulers. Production ended 1997.
Sterling
Ford's heavy line, sold to Freightliner, retired 2009.
White
White Motor Corporation — a founding name in American trucking.
White-GMC
The White/Volvo merger badge, built through the mid-'90s.
GMC Heavy Trucks
GM's heavy truck division, folded into Volvo White.
Autocar
The oldest nameplate in American trucks. Classic DC/K models.
Brockway
Cortland, NY-built Huskies. A collector's holy grail.
Diamond Reo
Diamond T + REO — the 'handsomest truck in America.'
Diamond T
Pre-merger Diamond T — the original handsome truck.
REO
Ransom Eli Olds' namesake trucks, later merged into Diamond Reo.
International Harvester
The IH era — Paystars, Transtars and Scouts before Navistar.
FWD
Clintonville, WI. Four-wheel-drive work trucks since 1910.
Hendrickson
Before they were suspensions, they built trucks.
Forgotten Model Lines
Peterbilt 379
The icon. Long-hood classic, ended 2007.
Peterbilt 389
The 379's successor — the last of the long-nose Petes.
Peterbilt 357
Heavy-haul 357, the 378's steel-nose sibling.
Peterbilt 362
The last of the big Pete cabovers.
Peterbilt 352
Unibilt cabover — the 352 was everywhere in the '80s.
Peterbilt 348
The 378's lighter sibling — a working Pete.
Kenworth K100
The K100 cabover — 'Smokey and the Bandit' legend.
Kenworth T600
The first aero Kenworth — the 'anteater.'
Kenworth T2000
Kenworth's first full-aero flagship.
Kenworth W900A
The classic square-headlight W900A.
Freightliner FLD120
The FLD Classic — the last of the square Freightliners.
Freightliner FLD132
The FLD132 Classic XL — long-hood icon.
Freightliner FLA
The FLA cabover — the 'shoestring' Freightliner.
Freightliner Columbia
The Columbia — the workhorse fleet flagship.
Freightliner Coronado
The Coronado — Freightliner's classic-styled flagship.
Freightliner Century Class
The Century Class — the aero fleet standard.
Freightliner Argosy
The Argosy — the last Freightliner cabover.
Mack R-Model
The R-Model — the bulldog of the highway.
Mack CH
The CH — Mack's aero flagship of the '90s.
Mack RD
The RD — the construction-duty Mack.
Mack CL
The CL — Mack's heavy-haul series.
Mack Vision
The Vision — Mack's highway flagship before the Pinnacle.
Volvo VNL670
The VNL670 — the legendary mid-roof sleeper.
Volvo VNL630
The VNL630 — the fleet-spec long-hauler.
Volvo VNL780
The VNL780 — Volvo's flagship sleeper.
Volvo WG
The WG — the White-GMC work truck rebadged.
International 9400
The 9400 — International's long-haul workhorse.
International 9900
The 9900 — the premium Eagle series.
International 9200
The 9200 — the fleet-spec 9000 series.
International 8100
The 8100 — the regional-haul 8000 series.
International Transtar
The Transtar — International's classic highway line.
International CO9670
The CO9670 — the last International cabover.
Ford L-series
The L-series — Ford's big diesels before the heavy line sold off.
GMC Astro
The Astro — GMC's tilt-cab long-hauler.
GMC General
The General — GMC's heavy conventional.
GMC Crackerbox
The 'Crackerbox' — the iconic GMC cabover.
White Road Boss
The Road Boss — White's highway flagship.
White Road Commander
The Road Commander — White's cabover long-hauler.
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