1:64th Scale Diecast Volvo VNL670 Dry Van by DG Productions for Swift Transportation Phoenix Arizona

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1:64th Scale Diecast Volvo VNL670 Dry Van by DG Productions for Swift Transportation Phoenix Arizona

Toy Talk

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1:64th Scale Diecast Volvo VNL670 Dry Van by DG Productions for Swift Transportation Phoenix Arizona

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Hey 64th Gear Jammers, I’m Logan Founder of Advantage Diecast, and I’ve got a vintage DG Productions model to review today after a bit of history on Swift Transportation. DG Productions made detailed 1:64th Scale diecast trucks in the days before Diecast Promotions made 1:64thscale trucks.

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On October 10, 1966, a new truck line began. This trucking company was destined to become one of the largest truck lines in history.

Swift Transportation began operation by transporting imported steel from the port of Los Angeles to Arizona. On the turnaround they transported Arizona cotton to Southern California.

Founded by Jerry Moyes, the original company operated under the name of Common Market. The Swift name was purchased from the Swift Meat Packing Family later on and the truck line name was changed to Swift Transportation.

Jerry Moyes along with his father Carl Moyes, brother Ronald Moyes, and Randy Knight built Swift Transportation into a multi-million dollar business. When Jerry’s father Carl passed away, Jerry Moyes became the sole owner of Swift Transportation.