Semi truck show draws more than 50 entries
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Kyle Bellcock, of Rockwell City, poses next to his 2006 black and yellow Peterbilt semi truck and 2019 Walker trailer during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Bellcock’s truck is nicknamed “One Bad Buggy.” He’s been trucking since he was 19, seven years ago.
Kyle Bellcock, of Rockwell City, poses next to his 2006 black and yellow Peterbilt semi truck and 2019 Walker trailer during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Bellcock’s truck is nicknamed “One Bad Buggy.” He’s been trucking since he was 19, seven years ago.
-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Cody Jaeschke poses in front of a collection of semi trucks during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. It was the second show Jaeschke has hosted at the fairgrounds. The first drew about 20 trucks. More than 50 were there Saturday. A round of ping pong-sized hail came through Webster County in the afternoon, but did not land on the semi trucks at the fairgrounds.
Cody Jaeschke poses in front of a collection of semi trucks during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. It was the second show Jaeschke has hosted at the fairgrounds. The first drew about 20 trucks. More than 50 were there Saturday. A round of ping pong-sized hail came through Webster County in the afternoon, but did not land on the semi trucks at the fairgrounds.
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-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Kyle Bellcock, of Rockwell City, poses next to his 2006 black and yellow Peterbilt semi truck and 2019 Walker trailer during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Bellcock’s truck is nicknamed “One Bad Buggy.” He’s been trucking since he was 19, seven years ago.
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-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Cody Jaeschke poses in front of a collection of semi trucks during the Jaeschke Semi Truck Show at the Webster County Fairgrounds on Saturday. It was the second show Jaeschke has hosted at the fairgrounds. The first drew about 20 trucks. More than 50 were there Saturday. A round of ping pong-sized hail came through Webster County in the afternoon, but did not land on the semi trucks at the fairgrounds.
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