In this months Riding Around section, I decided to dig out pictures of a truck I took several years ago. The truck was ahead of its time then and is still a cutting edge truck. The Pete 379 belongs to Joël Bernier from Canada. The first thing you notice about the truck whether you see it up close or from across the highway is its stance. The truck just hugs the ground. As you walk up to it, you can see that the headlights are bolted to the fenders continuing the low look. Speaking of the fenders, if you look close, you can see the ghost checkers painted on them. The Pete has a bowtie drop visor, 6" straight pipes, seven roof lights and rides on what looks like a 275" wheelbase. Its hooked to a beautiful spread axle flatbed with tool boxes painted to match the tractor and stainless quarter fenders.