River's Truck - Timeline
	- 1976-McKinseys purchase River's Garage from Carolyn Krout.
	- 1986-River's Garage incorporates due to growth.
	- 1988-River's moves from Dallastown, PA to its current location on Rt. 24 in Red Lion, PA.
	- 1990-River's becomes a dealer for Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks of America.
	- 1991-River's expands its facility to add a dedicated trailer shop.
	- 1997-River's expands to add additional office space, warehouse space, and a parts store.
	- 1998-River's becomes a franchised Western Star dealer and a franchised dealer for CAT, Cummins, and Detroit Diesel. River's also changes its name to River's Truck Center, Inc.
	- 2001-River's acquires the Sterling Truck franchise and adds a 23,000 square foot facility to house its new frame and alignment shop.

Originally owned by Richard and Carolyn Krout, W. Bradley and Marcindie A. McKinsey purchased River's Garage as a sole propietorship from Carolyn in January of 1976. Mrs. Krout and her husband, "River", operated River's Garage as a general repair facility; however, when the McKinseys purchased the company, Brad quickly narrowed its focus to heavy-duty trucks.

As a result, River's has been serving the South Central Pennsylvania area for a variety of its trucking needs since 1976. Starting as a small repair shop with two employees, River's has expanded to over 60 employees with varying responsibilities in the following departments: truck shop, body shop, trailer shop, truck sales, parts, frame and alignment, and accounting.

Due to significant growth of the company, the McKinsey's incorporated River's Garage in 1986. In 1988, the company moved from 462 East Market Avenue in Dallastown to its current location at 2975 Cape Horn Road in Red Lion, Pennsylvania. Since its relocation, the company has expanded three times (1991, 1997, and 2001) due to growth in its various departments.

In 1990, River's acquired a Mitsubishi Fuso Truck franchise. The Mitsubishi franchise allowed the company to begin expanding its truck sales beyond that of used trucks. The franchise also provided River's with the opportunity to stock and sell Mitsubishi Fuso parts.

River's experienced major changes in 1998 with a newly completed addition, a new name, and a new franchise. In June 1998, the organization's name was officially changed to River's Truck Center, Inc. in order to better represent the company's stature. The acquisition of a Western Star Truck franchise in 1998 provided River's with the opportunity to expand even further. Once an organization acquires a Class 8 truck franchise like Western Star, they become eligible to purchase engine franchises. River's Truck Center, Inc. took advantage of this opportunity to expand its parts and service departments and purchased franchises from CAT, Cummins, and Detroit Diesel. These franchises allow River's to sell their parts and to provide service and warranty work for their engines. As one can see, River's has equipped itself with products, services, and employees to meet all of its consumers' needs.

River's brought in the year 2001 with an exciting addition to its available franchises. The acquisition of a Sterling Truck franchise makes a markable impact on River's ability to provide products and services to a broader spectrum of consumers within its market.

Then River's rounded out the year 2001 with the addition of a 23,000 square foot building to house its new frame and alignment shop. River's is very excited about the investment we have made in the frame and alignment shop. It is another step made in our efforts to provide consumers with a "one-stop-shop" for all of their trucking needs."