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The inside looks excellent indeed.

Hope you'll enjoy everything else.

I'll maybe have some questions to you because my R's are 1988 Canadian R688ST

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Никогда не бывает слишком много грузовиков! leversole 11.2012

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Clean! Good luck with it. Whats the spread on the rear axles? looks longer than usual. Paul

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 “Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely, in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ‘Holy shit, what a ride!’

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Damn that thing is clean, whew wanna sell it?

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That looks to be a real nice clean interior! rare in any big truck!...........................................Mark

. I second that....if one owner/driver kept inside that nice good chance the running gear is just as good.......bobby j.
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Thanks everyone for the complements on the R. I'm really happy with it. At some point it will become a float tractor.

I found a DOT inspection sheet in the truck from Aug. of last year 8000 kilometres (5000 miles) ago, after an hour long inspection no defects were found.

And when I thought things couldn't get better. The fuel gauge read over half. Figured it was broke. But no, truck came with close to 200 gal of fuel.

Hatcity: It was quite the opposite , they were happy that the truck was not going oversea or cut up for parts. They knew I was going to care for it. I showed them pics of my 85 and 86 R's

41chevy: It does look longer, but it is a 60 inch spread.

84superdog: I'm sorry , but I have looked for over 3 years for the right truck. Goes to show that good things come to those who wait.

thomastractorsvc: A sleeper would look good, I agree. But there are other things I want to use the budget on. Aluminum front wheels, nice headache rack and some full fenders.

Thanks again to everyone :twothumbsup: Pics to follow

Keith 

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Was that a Best Way Stone (BWS) truck??? Mint! Another Oakville save! Congrats!

Ding ding ding we have a winner!! Yes it is their truck . The driver and the owner are a class act. The driver got to pick a truck to replace it. He has a 2013 KW now.

I didn't see it and don't know any specs. I wished the owner the same luck with the KW as he had with the Mack (26 years trouble free). But I think the Mack will be a hard act to follow.

Keith 

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