Made by a K100 fan, for K100 fans. This was my attempt at making something that for once, would actually resemble the real truck. -edit: count that as 2nd attempt. Compatible with: ATS 1.35, 1.36, 1.37, 1.38, 1.39, 1.40, 1.41, 1.42, 1.43, 1.44 Try out the ...

I'm pleased to present to you the mod I've been working on for over two years. But don't be affraid or discouraged, it doesn't take that long to make a truck mod ;). I've been working on many other projects in the meantime. To the point: It's finally here ...

Welcome to the Peterbilt 352/362 Project (now on the workshop) CURRENT VERSION: 4.140.0 First off: the original mods (linked on SCS forums) were made by Lucasi, frank_peru, and an Unknown 18wos modder. The 1.39 version of this mod had a shell from ATS 1.4 ...

Description: The Peterbilt 350 can be considered the precursor to all of the long nose conventionals that followed it. Its swooping fenders, bolted radiator shell and imposing 130" bumper to back of cab dimension made it a truly majestic king of the highwa...

v2.2 (ATS 1.49+) v2.2 (ATS 1.48) v2.1 (ATS 1.46-1.47) v2.0.4 (ATS 1.43-1.45) v2.0.3 (ATS 1.40-1.42) v1.0.10 (ATS 1.37-1.39) v1.0.8 (ATS 1.35-1.36) (Support dropped for ATS 1.34 and earlier) Description: This is my first truck mod for ATS. It is standalone ...

PLEASE NOTE - See the changelog for full list of changes, - if the game crashes when changing accessories/pars, sell the truck and buy a new one, - update 2.0 may affect some skins. You may want to contact the skin authors to get your favorite skins update...

This is the updated version of Freightliner Argosy which to this point was available at Lucasi's workshop. He will still keep 1.36 compatible version on his workshop. Since game version 1.37 we decided to move it here so I can easily maintain it through th...

CURRENT GAME VERSION: 1.49 Welcome to Driveable AI! As the mod title pretty well says, this lets you drive AI vehicles. Currently the selection is limited, but the end goal for this mod is to have ALL AI vehicle driveable. I will commit to continuously upd...

Description: Peterbilt's lightweight model 351 was a worthy successor to the model 350, offering shorter wheelbases and more optimized weight distribution. The difference in sales numbers is very telling, with over 7000 351's being sold 1954-1976 vs 847 35...