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Uploaded by on Apr 5, 2009

1980 Kenworth K100

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  • still got a 70 k100 its got a newer 425 b model cat with an 18 double over and 3.36 rears and about 250 on wheel base and i run her alover pullin a reefer just cant get away from the old girl your 80 model looks great

  • @redneck7006 I have been seeing a GREAT looking K100 across I 80 in western Iowa pulling a reefer. I compliment him on the CB often. Might this be you ??

  • Question for you 68, is a truck like this practical to get up and go to work today?I don't mean 48 states, of course, but just local/regional runs. I can tell this old Ken wasn't afraid of work. Cool that you own it.

  • @3338MAN

    Sure, I see guys still running cab overs around my area very often.. You'd have to have a little mechanical know how... That might help in some way these trucks are'nt very new..

  • that's a nice truck.....what's under the dog house??

  • @hEvYcHeVy101

    A 400 h.p. Big Cam 2 Cummins

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  • @1968spawn No I mainly run north east and south west i just hope that the government dont take our old rigs off the road like they are trying too

  • AHH, the days of the big white wheel. When men were men and you needed Peyton Hillis' biceps to back a truck. 30 tears later and Driving Schools still teach you to back up without stopping. None of them know why but the CDL Manual tells them to, so they do.

  • Thanks for the info guys. I appreciate it.

  • @3338MAN I drive a 1980 Frieghtliner COE. It's stretched to 213" WB. 400 Cummins and 15 O/D on LoPRo 24.5's and 3.90 rears. I driver her every day pulling B-Trains in Canada. 139,000lbs gross. She does a fine job! :) I'm sure 68 finds his rig more than practical enough for day-to-day duties as well. PLUS, you get a TON of looks. :D

  • LOTS of midwestern farmers still use em to pull grain trailers to market. They probably bought them for pennies back when they were "going out of style". A new truck isn't required to make 10 trips a year.

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