VINs / 1992 / Ford / F-700 / 1FDPF70J8NVA31209

1992 Ford F-700

Vin: 1FDPF70J8NVA31209
Type: Truck
Year: 1992
Make: Ford
Model: F-700
GVWR: ?
Ford

Engine

Manufacturer
Ford
Fuel
Gasoline
Horse Power
235
Displacement(Liters)
7.0
Cylinders
8
Configuration
V-Shaped

Manufacturer

Manufacturer
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Plant Company
Kentucky Truck
Plant City
JEFFERSON COUNTY
Plant State
KENTUCKY
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)

Safety Features

Brake System Type
Hydraulic

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