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R.I.P EDWARD GANTT. TELL. BIG IRON, FITH WHEEL,DOUBLE T,AND SITTIN BULL. SURE DO MISS YALL. BE GLAD. YOUR GONE, CAUSE TRUCKIN SUCKS. JUST LIKE NASCAR. SEE YA TRAIN.

I heard his father in law kept him in trucks to keep him away from home

Those were the best days of my life. Running with Eddie into Hunts Point. How we made it I’ll never know.

never got to meet Eddie gant aka southern shaker but heard stories about him growing up including the Arizona one talk about a real outlaw he was it. Anyway Eddie will meet you at that big truck stop in the sky.

I started in 78 and rumor was Southern Shaker had to have his truck hauled out of California,,, was that fact ?

I used to run into Shaker quite a bit back in the day and he must've taken a shine to me because he would look for me on the way to or from the Coast or the NW corner.. I sure hope you rest in peace old buddy... Snake said it and I'm back out...

Hello Granny !!! Was at a truck show yesterday and thought of you. Lots of old school trucks there. Hope all is well in heaven. Earth is worse off without you here. Doesn't seem like it's been that long, but I guess it has. See you one day!

6 and 4 married to the dashboard 3408 Cat DITA. 3:90 r. Pond to Pond. 359 ExHD. See Ya. 👋🏽

God bless the Southern Shaker. Never met him but talked to him other CB.. LoneStar over and out!

I remember Eddie he was good people and hell of a driver the good time gangs all gone these days I just don't think I could drive these days it use to be fun but to much bull these days

Okay okay all rise for the pledge* of allegiance of the united states of America.

I feel keeping up with others mostly depends on your engine and your Jake's strength. I have the pleasure of running ungoverned trucks and every truck we have varys on speed and power uphill and Jake strength

R.I.P. to the original Bandit...a True legend

I guess “ Southern Shaker” had a jet engine in that KW. Santa Rosa Calif. to Birmingham Ala. is 2033 mile. At 12 hours that 196 mph. Even at 18 hours it’s 112mph avg.

Name of song please?

I started in 78’ The difference I see between myself and new hands today. I knew exactly what I wanted to do when I was 4 years old and in those days there weren’t schools in every state. I worked my way up in heavy wreckers and proved myself before someone offered me a road job.Now it seems to me that most drivers(Not all) got into trucking as a last resort. I used to buy those old hands dinner and just talk about trucking.If I had a problem I didn’t whine to my dispatcher.I talked to all those guys that knew I just wanted to learn and they’d help me figure it out because it was usually my fault anyway if I was honest. I’m retired now but miss it dearly. Stay safe out there drivers.

nastyhabbit here run with shaker in the 90s at gannt got a lot of fun memories of edie

I outran shaker one night across Arizona, but he was and still is the famous southern shaker, the outlaw if all us outlaws!!! Rest in peace my friend, and my brother of the wind.

Good numbers to all from the Alleghenies and son of TALL TIMBER we gone✌️🇺🇸

Had a big Pete turned up I couldn't runwith him

I drove late 60s I knew him. Ran the road with him. He was a stand up driver.

Yep this second generation trucker heard stories about Eddie gant especially the Arizona one yep he had the hammer down tight and flying low till it all ended and old school to boot.

The comments remind me of sitting at a truck stop diner.. just abunch of bullshit and lies 😂 not one fucking person knew him in the comments.. soooo full of shit..

Who is singing the song?

I hope one day I can see all my buddies one day too, I miss everyone, yep we all sat at the round table. We used to all meet up at the petro in elpaso. Yep we did . That was our me e ting grounds.petro was a huge dirt lot back then and nothing but petro at that exit and dirt lot.i remember!

Eddie, was a good person. With a very big truck. I knew him when I was a young girl, my handle was Georgia baby doll, my husband back then was Tomslick....lol. we were members of the skeeter town gang. I'm 65 now. We were outlaws back then. I-10 and i-20 is where we mostly ran..including shaker. I was 18 back then. Lots a good times between all of us. I sure miss talking to alot of them people. Shaker was good people.

I miss cabovers,why are they not around anymore?

who was shooting a roman candle out their drivers window going down the road in W Texas?

sure as hell not scared to run that front door

ill Always have the porch light on

i grow up in a truck and I can put the mother fucking hammer down love this cat❤❤

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Run with him several times and glad I was able to call him friend a great man no doubt

He was the man we all looked up too! I chased him once to Hunts Point out of Cali. Almost killed me. Those days unfortunately are gone. That 3408 was screaming the entire time and we never went doing to double digits. God I miss him and those days

Mad Jack from the Carolinas is my grandfather Bob Mahan Sr. He drove for Hammery

i could listen to this all day

I met Eddie one time at Big stretch truck stop in Rocky Mount a role in there with a flat I was a bunch of us gather around a stock trailer out there with a load of pigs on won't know what all are we looking at and we told him to go see he said damn somebody else is going have a flat as quick as that old bore pulls that nail out of that sal let me know how that thing turns out I got to go damn good times this is honky tonk rest in peace shaker

them days are long gone 10-4

yea think i come acroos shaker on i 65 into chicago

what a time to be alive…

My dad is a driver since the early 80's and back In the day there use to be the south side white light fame gang which southern shaker was apart of. My dad use to run with a driver called special k who was good friends with shaker.

My wife's cousin Steve was the original owner they just ran across old photos of him and the truck . While moving her mother her brother also owned a trucking company here in il.

Yesterday we laid a very good friend of mine to rest after 45 years of running the highway. He went by Misfit on the radio. He even told stories about the Southern Shaker.

I'd love a better quality version

My uncle ran with him and they were friends

I ran across him every week in the 70s. between Arkansas and California.

I swear I seen this driver at Triple T in Arizona a few times over the years, didn’t know him just heard about him.

Wonder where his truck is today hope it’s restored