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Memories for us old truckers

DMiller

Senior Member
Joined
Feb 21, 2010
Messages
16,610
Location
Hermann, Missouri
Occupation
Cheap "old" Geezer
On Faceplant Marketplace been seeing a ginormous amount of old COEs for sale, used to be able to grab a late 80s Corn Queen even a Eagle cabover for around $4000, now are selling for $12-18000, and Are Selling.
 

stinky64

Senior Member
Joined
Feb 25, 2017
Messages
906
Location
java center ny
Occupation
big truck wrench/fixer of things
No emissions man, new trucks are good for about 250-300,000 then start partsing you to death as well as down time and labor. Paccar nox sensor that fits in the palm of your hand $600+. During and after the covid days we had 6 trucks down for that POS sensor that was on nationwide backorder for months. Really sucks when you're an owner operator and you still have to make that payment and lease a ride. Them old rides ain't pretty, but as long as you've got fuel, air and squish you're trailer truckin' buddy.
 

Truck Shop

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Joined
Dec 7, 2015
Messages
17,075
Location
WWW.
No emissions man, new trucks are good for about 250-300,000 then start partsing you to death as well as down time and labor. Paccar nox sensor that fits in the palm of your hand $600+. During and after the covid days we had 6 trucks down for that POS sensor that was on nationwide backorder for months. Really sucks when you're an owner operator and you still have to make that payment and lease a ride. Them old rides ain't pretty, but as long as you've got fuel, air and squish you're trailer truckin' buddy.
Lets see, which choir I'm in.
 
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