[ATS] Oversize Convoy Industrial Cable Reel (1.42)

Pack adds in traffic tuned trucks.
All standalone.
Cables simulation.
Works on any maps.
Compatible with AI packs by Jazzycat.
For version 1.42.x

Version 1.7.2 – adaptation for 1.42.x

TrafficManiac

Makes SCS double and triple trailers owned trailers and freight market trailers available in all states, including any map DLCs.
Pick your preferred ownable trailer and take it anywhere you wish. Any trailer type can now be sent to any owned garage.
There may be some prefabs that are not suited to the larger configurations. Use with caution.

Head Switch

Version 2.0
Made custom trailer definitions, so cargo weights are now the same as displayed in game (120,000 lb cargo will actually weigh about 120,000 lb).

Version 1.0
This mod expands on an idea from Sarchi, who was the first person I saw that made double lowboys like this. This mod adds double lowboy trailers (two full-length load decks), in 2+2 axle and 3+3 axle configurations. Buy it like a SCS triple lowboy. Supports all customizations that the SCS lowboys do. Cargo weight will be approx 2/3 what is displayed in game (120,000 lb cargo will actually weigh about 80,000 lb). Works in convoy.

RandomCo8

Update:
Added support for rezbilt.389
This mod makes the truck lights, headlights, blinker lights as well as trailer brake lights and turn signals brighter
The goal of this mod is to make truck lights, headlights, blinker lights as well a
trailer brake lights and turn signals brighter, so I will not decrease the brightness of the lights!!

trainguy_gaming

Update v1.3:
– Fixed rear lightbar.
– Added new rear lightbar, chrome tanks, and led light.

This is an SCS Peterbilt 389 that I have modified, I call it the Rezbilt 389.
I would like to also give credit to the modders that created the engine sounds that I am using in my truck.
All of the modded parts on this truck was created using blender. None of them was taken from any other trucks. Most of them were modeled from many of them in the game and from real life trucks.

Allen Rezbilt