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endeavor1 01-26-2021 10:59 AM

I’d steer clear of the MB 300/330 and Cat C7 powered sport chassis trucks. Have seen plenty of those with issues when they crest 100k miles. Cummins seems to not have to many issues.

On the international side, they are a wiring cluster phuck. Lots of issues with connections and wires breaking in harnesses.

My pick would be a freightliner with a Cummins/Allison drivetrain

ICDEDPPL 01-26-2021 01:01 PM


Originally Posted by endeavor1 (Post 4775075)
I’d steer clear of the MB 300/330 and Cat C7 powered sport chassis trucks. Have seen plenty of those with issues when they crest 100k miles. Cummins seems to not have to many issues.

On the international side, they are a wiring cluster phuck. Lots of issues with connections and wires breaking in harnesses.

My pick would be a freightliner with a Cummins/Allison drivetrain


That helps..


M2 freightliners, but the similar ones we have at work, are horrible fit and finish wise. Lots of cheap plastic, things fall apart and very noisy inside.
thoughts?

ICDEDPPL 01-26-2021 01:15 PM

https://www.carsforsale.com/vehicle/..._6hemRS5YOnDgI


isn`t this a member here?

thirdchildhood 01-26-2021 01:28 PM

Put a video player with movies and games in the back and the kids will calm down. :)

Sydwayz 01-26-2021 01:32 PM

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https://www.davis4x4.com/view-inventory

The owner is JW Davis, or "jwstoys" here on OSO. He has some Medium Duty trucks listed in the OSO Classifieds, and more on his site above. He's a good friend, and great seller with a stellar reputation.
https://www.davis4x4.com/view-invent...e=Freightliner
https://www.davis4x4.com/vehicle-det...b3b7753fbcd5d4

The main thing you have to take note of with these quasi-commercial trucks is the road noise, both wind and drivetrain. I've driven a few Freightliners, and I like my Ram 3500 better for trips on the highway. The wind noise, buffeting, etc on the bigger trucks definitely wears on you. Just taking one for a 30 minute trip, didn't notice it. But I took one of JW's Freighliners to a Charity Event last year; couple hours on the highway, and I couldn't really have a good conversation with my buddy in the passenger seat sans raised voice.

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boostbros 01-26-2021 02:38 PM

whats the opinion on 20-21 duramax Denali dually is it a goood daily driver for a 2 hr drive? its almost the same price as a 3/4 ton we looked at 15 and 16 duramax Denali they wanted 54-59 with no warranty it seems like the deal is to buy new with the revamped engine and allison 10 speed

ICDEDPPL 01-26-2021 04:37 PM

Cool video 1 ton vs Sport chassis


ICDEDPPL 01-29-2021 09:32 AM

I have a deposit on my truck and test drove a 2004 Sport chassis. Those things are huge and noisy, the ride is soft but it`s just too much of a beast and not comfortable sitting in a captains chair above the steering wheel.
Great room in the back thou .
A red midnight edition mega cab is in my future.

Missed out on this one by a day

https://www.vernonautogroup.com/inve...3rrml4mg514292

1Zoom 01-29-2021 07:01 PM

Congrats, the Mega Cabs are huge in the back. Nice choice, good luck.

ICDEDPPL 01-30-2021 09:49 AM

I`m excited , I ordered a new one , hopefully it`s built by the time I head to Alabama Shores First of April.


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