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Dick McCorkle

Dick McCorkle, who works for Perkins Specialized Transportation in Noblesville, IN, has been a driver for 44 years. For Perkins, McCorkle typically drives a 2000 International Eagle to transport furniture and store fixtures throughout the southwestern United States. McCorkle was named the 2001 Indiana Motor Truck Association's Driver of the Year and recently won a sportsmanship award in the Indiana truck rodeo championships, in which he has competed for 42 years.


Truck Specs

Model: Cascadia 72" RR SleeperCab

Cab: 125" BBC Aluminum

Engine: DD15 505HP, 1650 lb/ft

Transmission: Eaton Fuller RTLO-16913A

Front Axle/Suspension: 13,000 lb.

Rear Axle/Suspension: 40,000 lb. Airliner

Fuel Tanks: Dual 140 gallon

Wheel Base: 234"

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America the Beautiful!

My recent trip from Durham, N.C. to Indianapolis,  IN.  I was observing the beauty of America, once again.  The mountains and the valleys are remarkable.  I never tire of seeing the wonders of our country, and never forget those who have made it possible to enjoy the freedom that we have.  Driving this new Cascadia makes it even more enjoyable.

2 Responses to “America the Beautiful!”

  1. dick mccorkle Says:

    I want to thank you for commenting on “America the Beautiful”. It make s me happy that you can see this in our country. Also, I assume you are talking about our military in your last comment. I have a child in the military and it means much to hear you say it…. thanks again…Marie

  2. dick mccorkle Says:

    Dear Marie thank you for your comment
    This country is a beautiful place and looking out the window of a CASCIDA,makes
    it evan more beautiful . And yes my last comment was military I, like you, have a child in the military

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