You would have to go look at the truck to see if the plate is actually bolted to the flange or bolted to a piece of angle with those flat head style bolts.
good truck to buy or stay away from
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by gunner76, Dec 24, 2010.
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There's no law against drilling the frame flanges AFAIK... it's not recommended for many reasons but I seriously doubt that plate would ever cause the frame to crack.
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truck got sold yesterday--oh well--you snooze you lose
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I think you are the winner...too much money for a '98 Freightliner!
Even with the low miles. Someday you will want to sell it and the age of a truck always effects the sale price. JMO. -
You are very much the winner. You really need to be carefull with Powell Equipment. They are a bunch of schisters. They take bad trucks, slap paint on them and overprice them. They don't have a very good reputation around here at all. They had a gorgeous W900L I went to look at. I got there and it had a huge hole in the exhaust, cab cobbled together, a lot of cab rot painted over, etc. Then I got different stories about the truck from two different guys there.
Really got to watch these guys!
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