Grandpa Jones looks like he would rather be literally anywhere else than participating in this.

Anybody whose Dad was gearjamming back in those days can still sing it word for word. The movie version would get your mouth washed out with soap though.

Life before the cell phone.

My friend had one of the base stations from the movie I wish I had gotten from him

This was a part of the 70’s that I found to be extremely corny. This song ranks up there with disco duck and kung fu fighting. The 70’s was a time of fantastic music but some real stinkers made it on the air.

Good Ol Hee Haw 🤣👍🥃

1 of my favorite movies

sit down before you fall down

Hes eye fucking lulu.

"Convoy" was filmed in my hometown...for an eight-year-old, to see a Hollywood production in our little town is something I'll never forget. To this day, this song reminds me of home.

Around the World with the Rubber Duck is a sequel

TRIVIA: This guy is a co-founder of Mannheim Steamroller.

Boy his lip syncing skills are as good as his haircut

I remember watching this on tv when I was kid. I mean as it was first aired. Yep, I’m old.

In 1976 dad gave me his 1959 Ford truck to drive in High School. My boyfriend lived in High Point. I lived in Sophia. It was long distance to call each other so we decided on a time and we talked by CB radio that dad had in that old Ford and he had in his jeep...Good times...

He looks like a taller version of Little Paul Williams

Loved the show and song, but they sure didn't mind making the lipsyncing obvious in the 70s and 80s

Remember the CB's with just 23 channels?

Got my Clarion 40 digital channel CB remote antenia in my 71 Mark 3. We all had a CB in 76. So much fun I was the Rusty Bucket.

my dad was a truck driver back in the early 1970s radio stations played this every day these were the good old days

Brings back memories of my childhood ❤❤

48 years on and I am still singing along!

USA, can't survive without the truckers 10 4.

MTV has let standards slip.

❤❤

What fond memories of the good old days 😊

Anyone here in 4040?

This was from Hee-Haw!!!

Wow what a cool song. When it hit the radio waves years ago, it got played a lot. Saw him at the Northern Wisconsin state fair.

Been listening to this since I was 15. I'm 45 now and still listening

Suxh a stupid song

Started out driving in Alberta from Red Deer to Calgary and out on the Forestry Trunk Road. Moved back to the States after my Dad died, spent 45 years in the seat of Freightliners and KW's. Favorite engine was a 3406 Cat with a Garret t-90 turbo. Specialized in Haz-Mat. Retired over 8 years ago with a few million miles. Loved every minute of it. Stay safe out there !

What voice

Back in the seventies I was part of a stage band that performed for some ambassador visiting the city and we split the sets with CW and his band. Anyone remember the "Old Home Fill 'Er Up An' Keep On a-Truckin' Café" commercials?

When my brother was twelve years old this was his song. He loved C.B.Country.

I remember back in 1973 when a trucker, J.W. Edwards , stopped his truck on I 80 to protest the rising oil prices along with the harassment of Truckers. It began a great big trucker strike all across the nation. Back then gas prices were probably under $.50 a gallon for diesel fuel. This spawned, a bunch of movies and of course this song. My dad drove trucks back then, on the CB he was known as “nitro express”, he hauled dynamite. I remember watching the news every night with my dad. It was real, it was live , dad’s been gone for 20 years now.

I remember wearing this 45 out. Roses for mama was the B side.

O yes I still play these trucking song when I’m running cross country

10-4 Driverrrrr

Makes me embarrassed to be white

Back in the 70s I lead a lot of convoys across this country and have the tickets to prove it. 55mph sucks.

God bless truckers Big ten fo

Who is still here in 2143

I'm here 10/4

And just think this is the beginning of the Mannheim Steamroller they were the band and studio that did the music for this movie .

I do!!!!!!

I cried listening..

Miss those days. I bought my first CB from Western Auto and used it as a Bay Station. Sing brings back memories.

Loved hee haw. They don't make good shows like that anymore.

Worst lip syncing I have ever seen