VINs / 2000 / Sterling Truck / L8500 Series / 2FZ6BJCA0YAF19456
2000 Sterling Truck L8500 Series
Vin:
2FZ6BJCA0YAF19456
Type:
Truck
Year:
2000
Make:
Sterling Truck
Model:
L8500 Series
GVWR:
Class 7: 26,001 - 33,000 lb (11,794 - 14,969 kg)
Engine
Model
CFE/3126
Horse Power
276
Drive Trian
Type
4x2
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
STERLING TRUCKS (DAIMLER DIVISION)
Plant City
ST. THOMAS
Plant State
ONTARIO
Plant Country
CANADA
Safety Features
Brake System Type
Air
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