well, there both expensive to repair in the shop just do to the name alone, there for i will buy a 9900ix international,one solid truck
Pete 379 vs w900l
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by biker dave, Jul 24, 2010.
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I like a truck that looks nice as well as being a good solid truck. That's why I have a W900L.
International has always built good, solid trucks but their styling has always looked kind'a gooney to me...I mean, Look at the Lonestar!
That truck looks like it was designed by a drunk 4th grader...And that's the coolest looking thing that international could come up with.
As far as KW's and Pete's being more expensive to fix...I've never really seen any evidence to back that up, Everything on the truck is easily accessable unlike the Volvo, Century, Cascadia, Columbia and pretty much all of the droopy nosed trucks that have half of the engine stuffed under the cab....A mechanics nightmare if I ever saw one!
Those trucks are probably more expensive in the shop because they are so much more labor intensive...Not to mention having to be in there more often because they are so cheaply built.The Challenger and ky wildcat 4ever Thank this. -
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Because peterbilt trucks don't like you as an owner!! Imagine that!!
But refering to real "junk" for comparison wasn't really necessary just to express your dilusional thought..
It sounds like you could be from the same galaxy as REDD..
Here on earth we have specialists that deal in psychotherapy and mental analysis that might possibly be able to improve your situation with some powerful medication.. Just a thought..
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i wonder how long the big square hood will last in the future with high fuel prices
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Probably as long as the ones that buy them (like me) can continue to get decent fuel milage out of them.
The guy that I pull for has 2 FLD's, 1 Volvo, an International something or other with a droopy hood and a Freightliner Columbia...All of them except the International have 500 Detroits in them, The International has a 475 ISX Cummins in it and they all have 1 thing in common...
I consistently get better fuel mileage than all of them with my W900L. -
They will never go away. Too many folks like me, and now my kids love long hooded flat topped petes and dubya 9s. Good ole flying bricks. I've owned flat top 379exd and w900l. I love them both. Pete on the outside w900 on the inside! I wish. Or a w9 with a 389 aluminum hood would be sweet!
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ok, whats the weight of the peterbuilt 379 standard wheelbase 260 inch, and standard sleeper (non flattop) if ya have a newer model 389 the weight on it will do fine, and don't for get the big and heavy W900 ha ha ha
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