Hess Voyager

  If you ever do an image search of the Hess Voyager tanker ship, you either get 2 things. Thing 1 is are pictures of the 1966 Hess Voyager toy. Thing 2 is pictures of the 2002 Hess Mini Voyager. You never ever find pictures of the actual Hess Voyager tanker ship.
  Now why is this? Well for starters Hess Corporation probably never took pictures of their ship fleet for archival reference or anything. I mean why would you take pictures of a tanker ship? From a corporate reference you probably think nobody gives a hoot about a tanker ship. Well they are wrong. There are plenty of nautical enthusiasts out there who care about the history of certain vessels and whatever happened to them.  Now on to the photo of the Hess Voyager which is above.
  Apparently there has been many tanker ships named Hess Voyager in the Hess fleet.  As this picture is of the Hess Voyager it is a bit different than the 1966 Toy with some obvious details missing such as a second bridge or house.
  

5 Essential Hess Trucks You Must Own

  I've been thinking of what to blog about lately and had an idea, then a better one and then the best one out of many different topics so today I will list 5 Essential Hess Trucks that you must own.

5. 1970-71 Hess Fire Engine. This Hess Truck is based on one of the fire engines that was stationed at the Port Reading Refinery.

4. 1980 Hess Training Van. This is one of the most unique Hess trucks ever made. It is a GMC Motorhome and was used to conduct training seminars at Hess gas stations.
 






3. 1982 First Hess Truck. Chronologically speaking this is not the first Truck. It is a replica of the 1933 Chevrolet that Leon Hess used to deliver fuel oil.

2. 1984 Hess Tanker Truck. This Hess truck is what real Hess delivery Tankers look like today.

1. 1966 Hess Voyager ship. This is one that is not a truck at all. It's a replica of the Hess Voyager Tanker ship Hess used to have. It is also very valuable.