Kenworth T359 by Rinty SkyHusky

The Kenworth T359 is a tough, versatile Australian truck designed for demanding work and regional haulage. This mod brings the T359 into American Truck Simulator with authentic detail, refined performance, and high-quality sound packs.

Features:
- Available at the Kenworth dealer;
- 2 cabin options for different setups;
- 6x2 chassis configuration.
Engines included:
- Caterpillar 3406E;
- Caterpillar C13;
- Caterpillar C15;
- Cummins 444 (855);
- Cummins ISX (ISX15);
- Cummins N14;
- Paccar MX-13.
Transmissions:
- Eaton Fuller automated manuals.
Engine sounds by Kriechbaum:
- Caterpillar 3406E, C13, C15;
- Cummins 444 (855), ISX15, N14;
- Paccar MX-13.

Credits:
Damien Sims – Bonnet model
Dylan Hardimon – Window mesh decals
Kriechbaum – Engine sound packs
RTA Mods – 908 base model
SCS Software – Cabin accessories
SWR Team – Editing, alterations & testing
Rinty SkyHusky – Modifications, updates & refinements

Note from Author (personal message):
I am Rinty SkyHusky — a Furuniverse believer. My mods are made for enjoyment, but also carry my personal worldview. The Furuniverse is a reincarnation system: one-step or two-step rebirths, anthro species, memory fade or memory retained, and a cryogenic rebirth within the HIVAC Port Combine. In this world, beings awaken with new bodies, defined by plantigrade legs, chosen heights, healthy ranges, and diverse species such as canines, felines, Dutch Angel Dragons, hybrids, Protogens (I don't mind that), raccoons, and skunks. Some may carry heart- or star-shaped pupils as symbols of vision.

Excluded are certain groups (babyfurs, predator furries, and LGBTQ furries, but I don't mind about LGBTQ furries for some reason) — for this is my system as written in journals. These are not simply fantasies; they are structured rules of my belief.

The Furuniverse also expands into the cosmos: the Furstar System with 11 planets, 22 nations, and a cultural web across Furoria. It is preserved in my journals and the Basement Collection, but also here, embedded within this mod description, so that future generations may find it even if other platforms vanish.

Why here?
Because mods are part of culture. They get archived, mirrored, and shared beyond measure. By embedding the Furuniverse here, this truck becomes more than a file — it is a vessel, a fragment of belief bound into digital history. For this reason, I dedicate this mod to the great time capsule, a message not to be opened until December 31, 9999.

May those in the far future understand that within the world of trucks and games, there were also personal realities, belief systems, and constructed universes — and that the Furuniverse was mine.

— Rinty SkyHusky