View Poll Results: What would be your choice given the following trucks?
Kenworth T2000 7 30.43%
Freightliner Century Class S/T 3 13.04%
Freightliner Columbia 0 0%
Peterbilt 387 12 52.17%
Mack Vision 1 4.35%
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Old 09-04-2005, 09:42 PM
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Back to trucks!

http://www.libertykenworth.com/t600.htm
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Old 09-05-2005, 12:48 AM
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And DON'T forget the MSD ignition ! :twisted:
aka "may suddenly die!"
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Old 09-05-2005, 02:11 AM
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I am surprised that you don't have a Volvo or T600 on your list. Both are very aerodynamic. In fact, the T600 was the first aerodynamic truck to come out. :wink:
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Cummins motor (because I have one and it works fine)

18 speed trany (because I live in the mountains and it is a mountain tranny)

geared to run 1550 rpm in 8th OD at 62.5 mph (because our local speed limit is 62.5 mph, or 100 kmph)

International 9900i (because my International dealer is a great guy, and his shop is half a block away)

As far as I am concerned, it is all crap in a can. You just get to pick the can.
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Cummins motor (because I have one and it works fine)

18 speed trany (because I live in the mountains and it is a mountain tranny)

geared to run 1550 rpm in 8th OD at 62.5 mph (because our local speed limit is 62.5 mph, or 100 kmph)

International 9900i (because my International dealer is a great guy, and his shop is half a block away)

As far as I am concerned, it is all crap in a can. You just get to pick the can.

Rocky on your pic is it the one that has all the luxuries in it like the shower and the big rooms inside
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Rocky on your pic is it the one that has all the luxuries in it like the shower and the big rooms inside
No, it is the 72 inch model. There is a double bunk in it. There is enough room between the bed and front seats to put an extra seat in it. It is there for observation for the students. It is just a regular bucket, but I am going to have an air seat installed so the students can see better. And it will be a better ride to boot.
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Old 09-05-2005, 02:52 AM
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Rocky on your pic is it the one that has all the luxuries in it like the shower and the big rooms inside
No, it is the 72 inch model. There is a double bunk in it. There is enough room between the bed and front seats to put an extra seat in it. It is there for observation for the students. It is just a regular bucket, but I am going to have an air seat installed so the students can see better. And it will be a better ride to boot.
Looks bigger tehn I thought, also looks ALOT nicer then most of the truck driving school trucks I have seen.
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Old 09-05-2005, 02:54 AM
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Looks bigger tehn I thought, also looks ALOT nicer then most of the truck driving school trucks I have seen.
Ya, I get that alot. Students drive my truck, then go out into the real world, and find out what crap is like.

They all come back and say "Man, I had no idea how nice a truck I trained on, it was like driving a Cadilac". :lol:
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Boxy??????

Okay, not boxy, just ugly like sin.


My preference KW W9, yes I like the wind catchers as well.
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No uglier than a kenworth. And a whole lot more room in it.
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