The 2006 Peterbilt 385 shines in the logistics industry with a robust CAT C-15 engine boasting 475 horsepower. Its manual Rockwell transmission and 10-speed gear ratio of 3.07 enhance control and efficiency. Featuring an APU and Jake Brake, this truck is built for reliability and safety. With aluminum wheels and air suspension, it promises a smooth ride. Sporting 50% tread on all tires, this truck's 1,182,893-mile odometer reading reflects solid performance. Previously sold, located in Georgia. This Peterbilt means business for your hauling needs.
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Industry | Logistics |
Titled Vehicle | Yes |
Template | Trucks |
Year | 2006 |
Make | Peterbilt |
Model | 385 |
APU | true |
Engine Horsepower | 475 |
Engine Make | CAT |
Engine Model | C-15 |
Gear Ratio | 307 |
Engine Brake (Jake Brake) | true |
L/F Tires | 50 |
Odometer (Miles/Kilometers) | Miles |
R/F Tires | 50 |
Suspension Type | Air |
Transmission - # Speed | 10 |
Transmission Manufacturer | Rockwell |
Transmission Type | Manual |
Wheel Composition | Aluminum |
R/R Outside Tires | 50 |
R/R Inside Tires | 50 |
L/R Inside Tires | 50 |
L/R Outside Tires | 50 |
Terms | DOT |
Odometer Reading | 1,182,893 |
Physical Address | 1620 Gooseneck Dr. |
City | Bryan |
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