VINs / 2004 / GMC / C7 / 1GDJ7C1C34F518550
2004 GMC C7
Vin:
1GDJ7C1C34F518550
Type:
Truck
Year:
2004
Make:
GMC
Model:
C7
Series:
7000 Medium Duty
GVWR:
?
Engine
Manufacturer
CAT
Model
LG5
Fuel
Diesel
Displacement(Liters)
7.2
Cylinders
6
Configuration
In-Line
Turbocharged
Yes
Drive Trian
Type
4x2
Axles
2
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
GENERAL MOTORS LLC
Plant Company
GM Truck Group
Plant City
FLINT
Plant State
MICHIGAN
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)
Safety Features
Brake System Type
Hydraulic
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