The 2004 Freightliner COLUMBIA, a stalwart in the logistics industry, boasts a robust 435 HP Detroit 14.1L engine and a reliable 10-speed manual transmission, ideal for heavy-duty tasks. With a spacious 60-inch hi-rise sleeper featuring a double bunk, this truck ensures comfort during long hauls. Its solid air suspension, 3.73 gear ratio, and 228-inch wheelbase offer stability and control on the road. This well-maintained unit, with 1.3 million miles on the odometer, shows no mechanical issues. Located in New Jersey, this previously sold truck is ready for its next journey.
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Industry | Logistics |
Titled Vehicle | Yes |
Template | Trucks |
Year | 2004 |
Make | Freightliner |
Model | COLUMBIA |
Engine Horsepower | 435 |
Engine Make | Detroit |
Engine Model | 14.1L |
Engine Condition | Good |
Gear Ratio | 3.73 |
L/F Tires | 70 |
Odometer (Miles/Kilometers) | Miles |
R/F Tires | 70 |
Sleeper Size | 60 |
Sleeper Type | Hi-Rise |
Sleeper Double Bunk? | true |
Suspension Type | Air |
Suspension LBS Front | 12000 |
Suspension LBS Rear | 40000 |
Transmission - # Speed | 10 |
Transmission Type | Manual |
Wheelbase (Inches) | 228 |
R/R Outside Tires | 60 |
R/R Inside Tires | 60 |
L/R Inside Tires | 60 |
L/R Outside Tires | 60 |
Mechanical Issues | none- seems to be pretty clean |
Terms | DOT |
Odometer Reading | 1300000 |
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