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Thread: Test drive a Cascadia for $50???

  1. 03-27-2008 05:25 PM #1
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    Default Test drive a Cascadia for $50???

    So a few weeks ago I saw a website that had a "coupon" on it, and it you took it to a freightliner dealer, and took a test drive in the Cascadia, they would pay you $50.00.

    Well I'm going to be right by a Freightliner dealer tomorrow and figured I'd make a free $50 bucks, but now I cant find the website witht he coupon thing that you need to take. Does anyone else know what I'm talking about and know where I can get that coupon?
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  2. 03-27-2008 05:39 PM #2
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    That truck has that classsic freight shaker smoothness in ride qualty and such great looks they have tp pay people to drive it .


    Back early this month I saw some piggy back "WERNER BLUE " Cascadias headed across I-74 in indiana , So I assume Werner is now running Cascadias ...In all honesty I have no idea what this truck looks like inside as far as space/layout ,but I did notice it is still sporting the same old air liner suspension that's on the century ,So I'd have to say it still rides like a century ...not a good thing ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BIG JEEP on 44's
    ,So I'd have to say it still rides like a century ...not a good thing ...
    Hey, I love my frieghtliners!
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    Can I test drive it for 500,000 miles? Or test drive it to a place where I can siphon the tanks dry?
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    Thanks NjTrkr
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