Two truck drivers fight off thugs who have been hired to drive them out of business.Two truck drivers fight off thugs who have been hired to drive them out of business.Two truck drivers fight off thugs who have been hired to drive them out of business.
Chris Langevin
- Tanker
- (as Christopher Langevin)
Leslie Carlson
- Bud
- (as Les Carlson)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaThe Triple T Truck Stop was still in business in 2018 in Tucson in Arizona, USA it being about forty years after the making of this movie.
- GoofsThe movie is supposed to take place in the States. However, take notice to nearly every vehicle in the film - they all have Ontario plates!
- ConnectionsFeatured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 3: Exploitation Explosion (2008)
Featured review
This movie is made for truckers in the day of having long hauls, long distance traveling, and suddenly, there are hijackers in the wait. Life is a gamble, especially in the trucking field. Being an independent contractor is one thing, working for a big company is another. It's best to stick with strong friends when you back's against the wall. Jerry Reed, fresh from the first "Smokey and the Bandit" get to ride the big rigs again. This time, he's a struggling trucker who gets to stand up to the big boss of a trucking company who is forcing the independents off the roads and drive them out of business. King Carroll(Chris Wiggins) runs a big company who will do anything to keep the indies off the road. When one of the truckers(Lex Tyrell) is head of a hijacking ring for Carroll. He had one trucker jumped. And when a former stuntman named Rane (Peter Fonda) , joins the Iron Duke (Reed), along with Pickup(Helen Shaver) the back up is all here. This movie is more like a western, only with diesel "horses". There was a lot of action there. Some silliness added though, but I enjoyed it very much. This movie is for truckers. 2 out of 5 stars.
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- Also known as
- P. F. Flyer
- Filming locations
- Milton, Ontario, Canada(truck stop)
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- Budget
- $2,000,000 (estimated)
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