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Thread: Spys photos, Proto Freightliner

  1. 01-13-2007 12:15 AM #1
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    Default Spys photos, Proto Freightliner

    If you run up and down 5 in oregon or washington you have probably seen t he freightliner test fleet trucks. Numerous types of frieghtlners from Classic's to Box trucks. I was coming up on this one and got some photos. It looks like Freightliners version of the new Prostar. The hood was covered up with padding so you couldn't really see what it looks like but it's definently a change. Check out the new mirrors on the fender/doors and the new window's. Anyone have any info on this new truck?



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  2. 01-13-2007 10:43 AM #2
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    It does resemble the new ProStar... almost smacks of a little Volvo as well to me. Haven't heard of anything, but I guess it's going to be the Columbia's newest incarnation.
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  3. 01-13-2007 12:16 PM #3
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    I saw the same truck last Saturday on I5 S/B near Roseburg.
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    Looks like they copied Kenworth's T2000 as well, judging by the mirrors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago
    Looks like they copied Kenworth's T2000 as well, judging by the mirrors.
    Yeah, I agree.... the one thing I can really say I *don't* like is the hood mirrors.... they look like car mirrors stuck randomly on the hood :? I love running with fender mirrors, but egads, I hope they redesign that before releasing the final version of the truck!
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    looks like a volvo and a century got together and had a baby!!!!
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    Wondering if that's the new Century?
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    looks like a sterling sleeper upgrade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Collard Greens
    looks like a sterling sleeper upgrade.
    The hood is too long & low for a Sterling.
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