This 2001 International 9900 is a flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flat-deck or platform truck — a heavy-duty commercial vehicle used to haul oversized, heavy, or irregularly shaped loads that cannot be enclosed within a standard box or trailer body. International, a well-established North American manufacturer with a long history in the commercial trucking industry, builds a range of heavy-duty trucks serving construction, logistics, agriculture, and resource sectors.
Power comes from a Cummins N14 engine rated at 450 horsepower, paired with a 10-speed AutoShift automated transmission. The seller notes that the engine shows no oil consumption, a meaningful indicator of internal condition given the truck's recorded mileage of 1,000,000 km. The AutoShift transmission combines the control flexibility of a manual gearbox with automated shifting, making it practical for both highway and on-site use.
The suspension has been replaced with a new air suspension system, which improves ride quality and load management. Six new tires have been fitted alongside four used tires, and recent replacements also cover the battery, clutch, and starter — components that collectively suggest the truck has been prepared for continued service rather than sold as-is. A machinery fuel pump has been installed, which is a practical addition for operations that involve fueling equipment in the field. The truck has recently passed inspection.
The cab is constructed from aluminum and is described as free of rust, a notable point for a vehicle of this age operating in a Canadian climate. The wheelbase measures 244 inches, and the axle ratings are 6,800 kg on the front axle and 9,072 kg on each of the two rear axles, giving a combined rear capacity of 18,144 kg. This unit is located in Saint-Amable, Québec, Canada, and is offered at $16,235.
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