another thing is that coronados are geared toward O/O's. a lot of the trim pieces, chrome pieces, and lights that are not on other freightliner models ten to be a little pricey to replace.
Freightliner Coronado
Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by truckingmechanic, Feb 17, 2016.
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The ad says all 3 have the 60 series. You make a good point though. Those two years were the ezperimenting years for the new emissions crap. If I were to get one of them I would def be wanting to remove as much of that stuff as possible.
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that would be my recommendation, and also the price seams kinda low for a coranado?
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I didn't make it back from Atlanta in time to check them today but am gonna try tomorrow. I think it sounds kinda low also. They may be all ragged out or it may just be a good deal. Buying a truck like that that cheap I would expect it to need some repairs. I will def have my mechanic buddy go over it with me first. If i can get one for 15k and have to sink 15 more in it then I'll have a nice solid truck for $30,000. What I've seen elsewhere thats stilll a good deal.
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they made a 60 series with a DPF. they went in 2008-2009 trucks, century, columbia, cassic, and coronad. it could be either or.
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I have a guy offering to sell me a Coronado with set back axles for a lot less money than Coronados with comparable specs and miles and standard axles.
What's the difference?brysol01 Thanks this. -
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