1978 Freightliner FLC-120 40in Sleeper

The freightliner FLC-120 was introduced in 1973 while freightliner was still a subsidiary of the White Motor Company (WMC) and continued until 1988 when the FLD-120 took it's place as the flagship truck

The 120 was often nicknamed the "Poor man's Peterbilt" as it had a very similar design to the 359 but a lower price tag, despite that it was still rather popular and was still a solid truck

It offered many of the same capabilities of the 359 minus the larger Detroit diesel engines and Spicer twin sticks however for some that was just fine

The FLC 120 was featured in many movies due to it's low price tag, from the T-1000 chasing down the Conners and T-800, to Jack Burton just wanting to find his truck, and while it doesn't have the "6.9 on the Richter scale", it does have a 8v92 with a 13 speed Eaton

This build also includes the 40 foot flatbed, the straps can be removed (though it is not recommended in transport unless you want to pull some final destination type shi-)

anyhow the controls are the same as always

L for headlights

X for high beams

Hold X for Wipers

H for horn

Fire action 1/2 for blinkers

and fire action 6 for straps

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