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Davis Fuels Flying M Truck Stop Skin Pack
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Type: Trailers, Truck parts
Brand: International
Truck parts: Paintjobs
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21 Oct, 2022 @ 9:26am
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Davis Fuels Flying M Truck Stop Skin Pack

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MarkDenson's Southern Ontario Paintjob Pack
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This skin pack is modelled after the Davis Fuels tanker truck serving the former historic Flying M Truck Stop which was located near Talbotville, Ontatio.

These paintjobs are designed for use with the SCS International 9900i, as well as the 53' and 32' (including B-double) SCS fuel tank trailer. This mod supports all truck cabin types.

The Flying M was located on Highway 4 between London, Ont., and St. Thomas, which had served truckers since the late 1970s. It was located adjacent to the former Ford St. Thomas Assembly Plant. After the plant's closure, and losing business to the newer and larger Flying J Truck Stop located closer to the 401, the truck stop closed in the early 2020s.
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LuvinJah_369 26 Oct, 2022 @ 7:21pm 
Good Ol' flying M. Burned down. We'll never know what really happened.
markdenson  [author] 24 Oct, 2022 @ 12:29pm 
Thanks for the comment GT182! I actually worked at the flying M and the tanker was a double. One tank for regular diesel and one for colored diesel (reefer/farm uses).

Interesting to hear you've been to the Flying M, the area has changed a lot in the last few years!
GT182 23 Oct, 2022 @ 10:13am 
Good idea for ATS Mark. :104: But being on the US east coast, I've never seen fuel tanker doubles. Nor did I in Canada.

I've been past those places you mentioned Mark. We even stopped at the Flying M when the GM plant in St. Therese was down so we could work out of Flint, Michigan hauling cars. Ontario was a great place to visit when I was younger and lived up in Massena, NY across from Cornwall.