think I may have found my next truck

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  1. 9 second Butiac

    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    I had a guy call me the other day about moving a overweight piece of steel. I went and moved it yesterday back to one of his storage facilities. low & behold this guy has everything, & I mean everthing from the kitchen sink - laser welders - recycled concrete block - every truck size on the planet. we got to talking about older KW's he said he has 2 82's, 1 cab over and he had to have a conventional to match it. so he found a W-900 at an auction to go with it. well long story short he's willing to let the W-900 go for a real fair price. I talked to a friend yesterday that knows the truck & was the one that drove it home from the auction. he's telling me that it's in good shape for the year. I have always wanted one of the older bug eyed W-900's. I think it would make a good spare truck for when the W. Star goes down. besides when it's not being used it's something I would like to mildly customize. if I get a chance this week I'm going to go check it out. so far what I do know is 10 Alcoa's, new steers 95%, 80+% on the back 8 caps:mad: (hate caps), 3406 kitty, 13 spd, 8 bag KW suspention, dual stacks, 36" sleeper, paint is in decent shape & drives good.
     
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    Sounds like a plan.waytogo We need some pics.
     
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    nevrenufhp Well-Known Member

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    Hard to beat a 3406
     
  4. Bullrack

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    Here's what it could look like!
     

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    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    dats what I'm talking about!!!waytogo :bling:
     
  6. Bullrack

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    That's an '82 also and extended hood with 3408 Cat.
     
  7. Bullrack

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    9Second, I have a company slogan for yall. Answer the phone "You call it, we haul it" "If we can't truck it, mother**** it". There's an oldie but goodie.

    How about those truck pics of yall's StarCar?
     
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    x2 sweet lookin pimp ride. :pimp:
     
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    hell yeah!!!!!!!
     
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    06bowtie_guy Well-Known Member

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    Very sweet looking truck in the pic. Even parks on plastic, must wrap it up at night? rotfl

    Sorry lame one.
     
  11. 9 second Butiac

    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    here you go.
     

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    Nice ride. Is that your trailer too? That is one bad ass set-up ya got there. That headache rack and tanks must be a bitch!!??
     
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    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    mine all mine... well the bank owns it.:doah: as for the polishing it's a piece of cake, the hardest part is signing my name at the bottom of the check. actually the guy that does it treats me fair, wash, wax, & polish everything that shines for $475, about 3 times a year.
     
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    That's how ya keep 'em looking as cherry as yours. Good deal for a detail of that magantude. (ooh big word, too bad I cant spell) Anyway, nice ride keep up the good work.
     
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    475 my god man i cant even part with 80 bucks to get my truck detailed lol i couldnt even imagine that but then again ive never had to clean up one of the big rigs and im sure its a chore
     
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    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    LOL hell it costs over $600 just to fill up, last year I spent more in fuel than many people make in a year.:mad:
     
  17. Stackedmax

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    Here is our 1972 KW W900A. It has a 400 big cam 1 cummins
    monica camera 065.jpg
     
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    9 second Butiac Well-Known Member

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    that is one sharp KW. I thought 1969 was the last year with that style door handle?
     
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    I'm not sure. This truck has had quite a bit of work done to it. We bought from a guy in Pennsylvania who restored it.
     
  20. Bullrack

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    Those are early doors put on that '72 cab or reskinned '72 doors with early door handles.
     

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