VINs / 1989 / Freightliner / Usf-1E / 1FUYDCYB3KP344536
1989 Freightliner Usf-1E
Vin:
1FUYDCYB3KP344536
Type:
Truck-Tractor
Year:
1989
Make:
Freightliner
Model:
Usf-1E
Series:
Long Conventional, Hwy
GVWR:
?
Engine
Manufacturer
Cummins
Model
NTC/N14
Fuel
Diesel
Horse Power
315
Displacement(Liters)
14
Cylinders
6
Cycles
4
Configuration
In-Line
Drive Trian
Type
6x4
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
DAIMLER TRUCK NORTH AMERICA LLC
Plant City
PORTLAND
Plant State
OREGON
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)
Safety Features
Brake System Type
Air
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