David Marcotte from Momence, IL is the owner of this 1992 Peterbilt 379 and 1978 heil tanker. Being one of the few trucks pulling a tanker trailer, competing regularly in National Shows, is one of the many unique things about this truck. David's Pete rides on a 250" wheelbase and is powered by a 3406 cat. His choice for a trans is a 15 speed eaton. The exterior of the truck features 359 headlights, double J headlight and blinker bars, 7" wide fuel tank bands, lighted deck plate and customized taillight bars. Open the door and peek inside and you will see one of the most unique interiors we've ever seen in a truck. The first thing you will notice is the ceramic tile floor, then look up and you will see the red dash panels. All of his toggle switches have jeweled extensions. There is also a very cool SnapOn jewelry box sitting on the floor. There are very nice Harley covers on his brake clutch and fuel pedals. David has made sure he rides comfortably and still has that cool low look by installing leather lowrider seats.

The 1978 heil tanker trailer was rebuilt in 1997 and is just as impressive as the tractor. David has added some very tasteful graphics to the side of the trailer. In keeping with the theme of being different, he's installed a rear light bar in front of the tandems on the trailer and a steering wheel to lower the landing gear.

Finally, he has a ring of lights that outline the back of the trailer. The beautiful red Pete and shiny trailer are used regularly to haul inedible rendered animal fat throughout the Midwest and southeast.