flying belgian said: (quoted from post at 22:52:42 04/08/13) Yes Kow i went. Cab was in pretty tough shape. Vice grips to open drivers door. Construction type fenders built with 1/8 inch plate but all rusted out, holes rusted right through. As soon as I saw it up close I new I did not want it for any $$. I never had to run junk and I am not about to start now. Every piece of equip I buy I rebuild to like new condition and this would have taken more time then I have. Boy did it run nice though. And the box and roll tarp were in very nice shape. Sold for $6000 which probably is not to bad if you don't care what it looks like. The exhaust pipe elbows were burned through in several places and yet it was d.o.t. just last month. What gives with that?
If the exhaust leaks are behind the cab it will pass for DOT.
Depending upon the state it may be in violation of the statute that deals with an exhaust system but the DOT is only for minimum safety standards and that is no leaks until it is past the back of the cab.
This post was edited by Owen Aaland at 20:58:49 04/08/13.
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