VINs / 2006 / Motor Coach Industries / 102D3 Istv/D4000 Istv / 1M81DMPA76P057019
2006 Motor Coach Industries 102D3 Istv/D4000 Istv
Vin:
1M81DMPA76P057019
Type:
Bus
Year:
2006
Make:
Motor Coach Industries
Model:
102D3 Istv/D4000 Istv
Series:
MCI
GVWR:
?
Engine
Manufacturer
DDEC
Model
Series 60
Fuel
Diesel
Horse Power
370
Displacement(Liters)
12.7
Cylinders
6
Cycles
4
Configuration
In-Line
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
MOTOR COACH INDUSTRIES, INC.
Plant City
PEMBINA
Plant State
NORTH DAKOTA
Plant Country
UNITED STATES (USA)
Safety Features
Brake System Type
Air
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