From boxed lettering to bold metallic gold, the Frew's North Canterbury livery tells its own story of change
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Old School Trucks: Frews Transport – Part 1
The Frew family has been moving Canterbury's freight since 1921. We take a look back at one of the region's most recognisable transport names.
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Old School Trucks: Faulks Enterprise
The Faulks family has been part of Central Otago since the 1800s. Today, they're known for immaculate burgundy Kenworths named after Bond films.
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Old School Trucks: Norman Transport
From a 1966 Commer carting logs to a modernised fleet operating in the Golden Triangle, the Normans Transport story is a great piece of NZ trucking history
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Old school trucks: Freightlines – best of the rest
In this final instalment of the Freightlines group of companies, we take a look at some of the ‘Best of the Rest’ to wear the two-tone green and white livery
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Old School Trucks: Freightlines Cabover Kenworths
In this month’s instalment, the cabover engine truck makes a comeback after a couple of issues featuring conventional trucks – or trucks with hoods
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Old school trucks: Freightlines Hoods – Part 2
In ‘Hoods’ part 2, we take a look at one of the most popular brands to wear the Freightlines group of companies’ livery
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Old School Trucks: Freightlines Hoods – Part 1
A look at Freightlines Group’s classic conventional trucks, including Freightliner Century Class and Western Star models that helped define NZ linehaul
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Old School Trucks: Freightlines Money Makers
A look at how Japanese truck brands helped build New Zealand transport businesses, delivering reliability, strong ROI, and a foundation for industry growth
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Old School Trucks: Freightlines Volvos
We continue with our Jim Barker group of companies series and take a look at one of the most popular truck brands to ever grace the green and white livery
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