caboverse
Caboverse is a model designation used by the American truck manufacturer Peterbilt to describe a class of conventionally cab-over-engine truck models, also known as cabovers, built from 1968 to 1987. These models featured a forward-control design, where the driver and passenger were positioned above the front axle and engine. This design provided a more streamlined appearance and improved visibility and safety compared to older truck designs.
Caboverse models were produced in multiple configurations, including the 359, 362, 326, and 377, catering to
Caboverse trucks were also notable for their distinctive styling, which emphasized rectangular lines and a menacing
Despite their limitations, Caboverse remains an important part of trucking history and continues to be celebrated