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Yah it's apparently a 1.31.x issue. If there is a KW truck mod that needs updating to be 1.31.x compatible then your KW900 SCS trucks disappear. Apparently uninstall all the secondary KW truck mods and the KW900's are now in dealership. Same applies to Peterbilt.
So, as I stated in my previous post, I beleived it was something in my saved game files. I got lucky and this worked for me. In the documents folder there is a folder named "Amercican Truck Simulator". In that folder is 2 folders you will need to deal with "profiles" and "profiles(*.*.*.*s).bak" where the stars are the game version you are running. If you have more than 1 profile this is where it may be tricky. Open the profiles folder, the profiles are represented by random number sequences that, at this point, I can not make sense of. If you have more than one profile than this could be really bad and could destroy your saved game. If you only had one profile as I did, than this is much, much easier. Take one of the profile folders and move it to a location it will not interfer with the game. Reopen the game and see if the profile you need to fix is still there, If so, keep moving profile folders until the one you need to fix is the only profile available. Now we can start the fix. (If anyone else knows how to narrow down which profile is which please let me know). Now open the profile folder you want to repair. Move the file "profile.sii" to another location for the time being. I have a temp folder I created on the desktop. Now go back to the "profiles(*.*.*.*s).bak" folder (this is a backup folder), open the folder the has the most recent date of when you knew the game was working correctly. There should be several. In that folder, again open the profile folder that corresponds to the profile you are trying to repair. Move the the "profile.sii" file over to the "profiles/(profilename)"folder. After doing this, reopen the game, go into your profile and see if the truck are back in your dealership. They were for me...
Good luck. Let me know if you have any questions, i will do my best to answer them, but no garanties.... :)
@Mikerosoft666 - I had removed that mod and my trucks did not come back. This was the only way I could get them back.
Wow, talk about making things hard for yourself - at least you got it all fixed in the end though which is all that really counts :)
The profile names not random character sequences, they're named after the in-game profile name, represented as a hexadecimal ASCII string. Hexadecimal is base 16, with the values beyond 0 to 9 being represented by the alphabetical symbols A to F.
The full Hex decade is therefore as:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
The character A in the ASCII character set is represented as decimal 65, or hex 41.
Look up both hexadecimal and ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange).
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That would be a hypothesis, not a theory :P - and it's incorrect ;).
Well, that makes sense... Didn't see that until you pointed it out. Thanks