Mid 90’s Kenworth w900L??

I read your post, and you are claiming pre-ECM, yet you specified years that implied e-log exempt instead. Now you claim pre-emissions, but you aren't including 2000-2006 in the search? The only difference in a 1999 and a 2000 manufacture date is the e-log requirement, so you tell me... would you buy a 2000 that requires e-log?

 

Your talk like your been trucking for 17 years not 7 months...
I've seen alot of guys with your attitude come & go in this business ...mostly go ... you should of stuck to cutting trees

 

This outa be good ..
I can't wait to hear his reasoning

 

Sure... then go to your second post where you specifically mention computers:

Tired of computer issues = main objective to avoid trucks with ECM.

 

No, I'm acting like the ECM in a 1999 Classic XL 12.7 is the same as the ECM in a 2000-2006 Classic XL 12.7. You are the one who specifically excluded 7 model years that would have met your claimed objective while not meeting the implied objective, yet you continue to deny the implied objective. Nobody is looking specifically for 1999 or older trucks to use OTR unless their objective is to avoid e-logs, as by the time you put the money and effort into making them as reliable as a new truck (reman engine, trans, clutch, rears, air system, cooling system, fuel system, electrical system, lighting, interior, etc.), you have spent the same amount of money (and get lower fuel economy for a higher cost per mile).

Oh, yeah... the DOT knows this, too, and will comb through your logs and receipts for any discrepancies because they have the impression that anyone specifically avoiding e-logs is doing so in order to run illegally.