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On the road again! Breaker, breaker 1-9! Convoy...

Graphics: 4 Sound: 3 Replay Value: 4 Notes: 1- or 2-player game; Easter Egg Screen Shots

Truckin' has to be one of the most unique games out there. Who could imagine that hauling cargo around on the highways could be fun? We actually had more fun playing demolition derby against each other than actually delivering cargo, but hey, it's all in how you play it, right? Turns out Mattel had planned an IntelliVoice game built on the same idea, probably using CB Radio chatter via the IntelliVoice for game info. Hmmm... Perhaps it's a good thing that didn't happen.

A total of two Truckin' box variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	710023-1A	1983	U.S.A.	Has stickers to correct invalid catalog number on spines; standard black tray with cardboard backing; DOES NOT have game name and catalog number on top; game title on blue background on spine
	Imagic	710023-1A	1983	U.S.A.	Has the correct catalog number on spines but the part number on the box is not updated; standard black tray with cardboard backing; DOES NOT have game name and catalog number on top; game title on blue background on spine

It can be tricky to pin down the exact number of variations for this box after decades have passed. For certain, there are at least two, apparently due to a printing error. Some copies of Truckin' have a 7603 number on the spine of the box, which is the same as Dragonfire's part number. Some copies have a sticker with the 7607 part number covering up the 7603 part number. Was this done due to an error in the first print run, or was it an error in a later print run? If a box has a sticker on only one spine, is it because one sticker fell off? Were correction stickers placed on one, both, or neither spine? It's like trying to know the number of licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop–the world may never know!

For what it's worth, the table below shows the various forms that have been found, as well as a Dragonfire box spine for reference.

A total of two Truckin' manual variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	700023-1A	1983	U.S.A.
Image not available.	Imagic	N/A	None		Italian version, reported by spadafermo; need details

Supplemental Materials

The following supplemental materials have been found for Truckin'.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	700192-1	1983		Map for Truckin'

A total of two Truckin' overlay variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	740023-1A	1983
	Phil Boland	740023-1A PRTD2014	1983		Part of the Imagic Overlays 2.0 Set (2016)

Only one version of the label has been found for Truckin'.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Imagic	720023-1A	1983	U.S.A.	Text label

	Title screen for Truckin'.
	There are various ways to play the game. Cross-Country-Chicken is the best.
	Even when you're playing one-player, you only get half the screen. Still and all, the (stereotypical) scenery you get as you drive through the country is quaint.

Rick Levine was at it again in Truckin'. I recall stumbling across this (or was it my friend Kim first?) back in the day. There is a secret road to take you to Imagic's headquarters! For a step-by-step guide, check the page from The Digital Press.

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