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What year did Freightliner switch from Stem mounted headlights like on the Peterbilt 359's to the fiberglass

moulded into the fender design. I for the life of me can't remember if one my last Roseway Freightliners trucks

had them or not, I seem to recall my last newer one I had did but not sure.

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Tom

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What year did Freightliner switch from Stem mounted headlights like on the Peterbilt 359's to the fiberglass

moulded into the fender design. I for the life of me can't remember if one my last Roseway Freightliners trucks

had them or not, I seem to recall my last newer one I had did but not sure.

Thanks

Tom

Tom I think it was some where in 1985 Freightliner started to change the headlights......I still love the Peterbilt style the best.

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I'm not for sure but I'd say somewhere in the early 80s. If I remember correctly, the FLC Revell is reissuing (1:32 snap with reefer) is from maybe 1980 or 1981 and it has the stem style lights and I drove a 1984 that was identical to Italeri's FLC kit with the molded in fender mounted lights.

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I know the first one I had there was the stem style for sure. New guys always get old trucks. But I seem to recall that my second one was considerably newer and would have been an 85 or 86. Then after that I had a 359 Pete then a 378 then a 377. The last two were brand new.

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Tom

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