Well I'm clunky and gooney lookin', so I guess I'll have to keep my old Cornbinder!I'm might be a glutton for punishment, my first pickup was an International too, I probably spent as much time trying to find parts for the thing as I did driving it.
When it comes time to upgrade, it will definitely be into a Paccar product, although I'm not crazy about the new Pete or KW dashboards.
Where is (Western Star) located on the "Truck Brand Totem Pole?"
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Not all paccars are made equal, the last 387 I was around had less than 400k on it and the cab is in worse shape than my international with over a million on it.
If I remember right we had trouble with cab rust on the one western star we had. -
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I have heard that Western Star has it's own dedicated factory again, it is not a FL option!!
They are a heavy truck.
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i have a 9900i by far better than any Freightliner might not compare to a kw or pete in resale but thats about it not even going to comment on a volvo and mack
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We are presently running 2 Freightliners and 3 western stars as a mix of log trucks and dump trucks. I personally would not give up the 2003 120sd that I drive for a star. After 7 years of trucking logs my old freightliner is still in better condition in and out than any of our stars.
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A quick thanks to everyone. You've all given me a lot of thinking to do...
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I think they all work. You every brand has it's quirks that you have to learn to live with.
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Good point. I just don't want to end up paying Peterbilt prices for a Freightliner truck.
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It is not the brand of the truck that matters[until resale time].
Every truck ,motor ,transmission ,and rear end is a thing of its own.
Some never have a problem and some are nothing but problems.
Trucks are like truck drivers no two are the same.
Just ask a company driver that slip seats!outerspacehillbilly Thanks this.
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I'm might be a glutton for punishment, my first pickup was an International too, I probably spent as much time trying to find parts for the thing as I did driving it.