Advice and Tips for shopping for a used truck.

When you guys say make sure they are smooth and not "chewed" up. Do it mean just that, no marks in it like something a dog had in it mouth type deal? Obviously I have not much mechanical experience as far as the insides of a motor goes any help is appreciated.

 

Yes, you want to see a shiny, smooth surface with no pitting or tracking.

 

Tiny scratches you can barely feel with your fingernail are fine. Pitting and deep gouges are bad.

 

I put a wanted Peterbilt 359 project add on kijiji (Canadian Craigslist) and I received a ton a folks interested in selling their old trucks and parts. Grew my network considerably in my local area

 

I put a wanted Peterbilt 359 project add on kijiji (Canadian Craigslist) and I received a ton a folks interested in selling their old trucks and parts. Grew my network considerably in my local area To help me with my 359 project truck