2011 Freightliner Cascadia

This 2011 Cascadia sleeper shows up as a straight working tractor with average wear where you expect it and no structural damage reported. At 300k miles, it reads like a unit that has been kept in service, not a cosmetic flip. Clear title, current FWHA, brakes listed 90 percent or better, and tires listed 80 percent or better all point toward near term road use with normal pre trip due diligence. Power is a Detroit rated 475 hp with engine brake, backed by an Eaton Fuller manual with overdrive. That combo is a good fit for general freight and regional or OTR work where you want drivability and control on grades without getting into specialty spec. The double frame is a plus for buyers pulling heavier loaded vans, reefers, or flatbed where chassis stiffness matters, and the sliding fifth wheel helps get weights right without fighting it. The cab is set up for time on the road: 72 inch double bunk sleeper, APU for idle reduction, air ride cab, and air ride seats on both sides. 150 gallon fuel capacity, side fairings and roof fairing support decent fuel management for a fleet style tractor. Convenience equipment includes power windows, locks, mirrors, tilt and telescopic wheel, ABS, and all aluminum wheels, with premium stereo and satellite radio in place.