Movin' On

Sonny and Will become suspected of kidnapping when a Russian concert pianist stows away in their truck in order to do some American sightseeing.

The two heroes get conned by a bad guy who plants a bomb in the delivery they are making with their truck.

Sonny tells a national magazine that truckers are the toughest men in America and lands in a Marine boot camp to prove it.

Sonny and Will pick up a carnival elephant in North Carolina to deliver in Sarasota, Florida.

Will and Sonny tow a mobile home to Alabama for an Arkansas woman who claims she holds the deed to a piece of land that is now Bienville Square, a Mobile city park.

Sonny and Will's trailer catches fire, destroys a tobacco curing shed and causes injury and hardship to a black farmer.

Sonny and Will seek the daddy of a 4-year-old girl who mistakenly climbed into their truck during a stopover.

Sonny's impounded truck is bought by competing trucker team Moose and Benjy, leaving Will and Sonny with their ramshackle rig. A bet is struck: whichever truck can reach Raleigh and claim a letter mailed to general delivery wins both trucks.

Will and Sonny deliver a load of race cars to Charlotte Motor Speedway, where they are talked into competing in a 500 mile race.

Sonny and Will deliver equipment to a strike-bound West Virginia coal mine where Will sides with the miners and Sonny sides with the mine owner, Maddie.

Sonny and Will must deal with a gang of crooks who are after the loot from a quarter-million-dollar bank heist, supposedly in the possession of one of fifteen bus passengers holed up in an abandoned house.

Will and Sonny borrow money from a loan shark to purchase two truckloads of peaches to sell in Canada.

While Will goes to the bank in Asheville to cash a check, Sonny delivers a load to a North Carolina minimum security prison farm, and an inmate stowaway forces Sonny to take him to his girlfriend so they can get married.

Will falls in love with a truck-driving widow who offers a hauling job that pays more than it should.

After a hot-air balloon lands on the rig while they are going down the road, Will and Sonny get involved in an old man's obsession with entering his balloon, The Old South, in a race.

Sonny is set to deliver chickens, but an epidemic hits the plant where they become ill. Yet, oddly, another man's chickens don't.

After hauling the equipment trailer for a singing group, Will and Sonny help the group's manager get even with a con man, who cheated Sonny years before.

Sonny and Will go to a steel mill to pick up a load and meet a lady trucker who, along with all the other local truckers, has to deal with a crooked mill owner.

Against Will's objections, Sonny rents the rig to a broker and almost loses it, and more, to a crew that broke into an armory.

Sonny and Will are unwitting accomplices in a bookmaking operation when a bookie hides his day's collections in their truck.

Will and Sonny go to Bayou la Batre, Alabama to visit Jack, a shrimper buddy of Sonny's. But Jack isn't shrimping-he thinks he has found a sunken ship (from 1864) in Mobile Bay with a $1,000,000 fleet payroll on it.

Sonny and Will pull into Nashville for the trucker's convention, and Sonny is spotted at the talent show by an agent. While Sonny is busy with his guitar, Will borrows the rig and gets hijacked.