Richard Arlen is making about nothing as a stunt driver for a traveling show. So he quits to go to work for the trucking firm run by old friend Richard Travis, who has married Arlen's old flame, Jean Rogers. But there are always more girls, like Nanette Parks, even though she is going with fellow trucker, Pat Phelan. Arlen talks about settling down, but the money slips through his fingers faster than ever, and Ian MacDonald holds a grudge when he is taken out of the better-paying trucks and stuck in the garage. He resents Arlen for his success.
It's another B movie form the Dollar Bills, Williams Pine and Travis, using well worn plots and performers not collecting top dollar any more. The script has enough trucking terms to lend some verisimilitude, and Roscoe Karns and Paul Harvey are on hand for small but key roles.
It's another B movie form the Dollar Bills, Williams Pine and Travis, using well worn plots and performers not collecting top dollar any more. The script has enough trucking terms to lend some verisimilitude, and Roscoe Karns and Paul Harvey are on hand for small but key roles.