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1940 PETERBILT 350 NEEDLE NOSE
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1940 PETERBILT 350 NEEDLE NOSE

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- optional sleeper cab. if you are going to put on the sleeper make sure not to erase the pivot at the back its a part of the hood. if installed correctly the cab will only erase 4 wedges

- powered by 6 cylinder modular engine

- 6x6 AWD dually

- Realistic 8F 2R gear box

- Seats 2 including driver

- 4 medium fuel tanks

- Dont forget to turn on the Radiator fans

- After starting engine turn on clutch (3) then use 1 and 2 to switch between R-2 to F-8

- Rapidly drop gear to engine brake

- If didn't make any mistakes its to SIBTAT standards

- Credit: Thanks to bekfast Flys for making the best transmission microcontroller ever, dually wheels and letting me use them
Thanks to GEEP he made a amazing hood latch for the truck and therefore he made the truck serviceable
They are all amazing builder check out their workshop its grate

- If anything is broken please let me know i will do my best to fix it.

- Any and all feedback is much appreciated


- Empty versions of some of the trailers in the pictures are tigr.rer s creations. amazing builder check out his workshop
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cheddah 11 Dec, 2022 @ 11:16am 
absolutely no problem man
But Hull  [author] 11 Dec, 2022 @ 11:13am 
Thanks for letting me know appreciate it
cheddah 11 Dec, 2022 @ 10:51am 
i think the 351 was 1954
the 350 was the late 1940s