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Peterbilt 379 w/ 40' Gooseneck Container Chassis

The Peterbilt 379 is a model line of Class 8 trucks that was produced by the Peterbilt division of PACCAR from 1987 to 2007. Serving as the successor to the 359, the 379 was a conventional-cab truck configured primarily for highway use, serving as the flagship of the Peterbilt model line. During much of its production, the 379 was popular among owner-operator drivers. In line with the Kenworth W900, the 379 serves as a popular basis for truck customization.


This is a Peterbilt 379 hauling 40' high cube container on a 40' gooseneck container chassis (based on Cheetah Chassis[www.cheetahchassis.com]). Simple but effective, the 40’ gooseneck container chassis is capable of hauling a 40’ ISO container with a GVWR of 65,000 lbs. This model is the workhorse standard of chassis fleets throughout the United States.

There are 4 container version: 1 HCRF and 3 HCDC. One container for each industry type. The containers are from North America region: Container Applications International (Agri), Cronos (Oil), GE SeaCo (Ore), and Linea Mexicana (Wood). Using sub-meshes, the trailer will turn into a empty one when it unloads all its load and returns to facility.

Model Info:
Vehicle template - Agriculture tractor, ore truck, forestry truck and oil truck
Truck - 1776 tris 1693 verts
Empty Trailer - 870 tris 790 verts, HCRF - 48 tris 30 verts, HCDC - 12 tris 8 verts
Cargo Capacity - 12000
Vehicle Length:
Truck - 9.04m or 29.6ft Trailer - 12.3m or 40.3ft Overall - 19m or 62.3ft


-Texture Size:
Truck - 512x1024
Trailer - 1024x1024
- Diffuse map
- Specular map
- Illumination map (working headlights, brake light and turning signal)
- Color Mask (truck cab only : black, blue, red and white).
- Normal map
- Game generated LOD

Prop Version:
40' Gooseneck Container Chassis Prop
40' Gooseneck Container Chassis Prop w/ North America Container
Peterbilt 379 Prop

So I made this since no one has made NA container trailer yet and for me, it's kinda strange seeing people using tri-axle EU trailers for North American build.

Well, let me know if you encounter any issue with the truck and I will try to fix it..