Interesting. I called my local Freightliner dealership and they gave me 1999 fld120. Yet it's listed as 2000 fld132. Do you think she may have entered the VIN wrong and I should try calling another freightliner dealer? I'm gonna try running VIN online in meantime to see what I get. I suppose if I'm serious about this truck I should get the rigdig too before shelling out for the mechanic to look it over
Edit:
Right in a picture from the listing it shows the specs and it says "base model: fld120".
It also confirms the original color is white
2000 KW W900 vs 2000 FREIGHTLINER FLD132 CLASSIC XL
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Throwing this in the mix. Supposedly has 100k miles on rebuild. What you all think of going with a Volvo with same 12.7L detroit? -
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The truck you posted is a 132. You can make 120 a aero, square hood, SD. But you will never make it a 132. You would have to extend frame to the front, which nobody would ever do, and move cab back. No one in there right mind would do this.ducnut and Rideandrepair Thank this. -
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