This Autocar DK64B is a used flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flat-deck or platform truck — designed to haul heavy, oversized, or awkward loads that require an open, unenclosed load bed. Autocar is one of North America's longest-established commercial vehicle manufacturers, with a history rooted in producing purpose-built vocational trucks for demanding industrial, construction, and freight applications.
This 1986 example is powered by a Cummins NTC 300 diesel engine, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder unit that earned a strong reputation for durability and serviceability across a wide range of heavy-duty trucking applications. Drive is handled by an Allison HT750DR automatic transmission, a robust unit commonly paired with heavy commercial vehicles and known for smooth power delivery under load. The combination of a proven diesel powerplant and a reliable automatic gearbox is a practical asset in a working truck of this age, and the seller notes that it runs well.
The truck rides on three axles, giving it the structural capacity to handle substantial payloads, and its gross vehicle weight rating is 70,000 pounds — placing it firmly in the heavy-duty commercial class. This gross weight figure reflects the combined capacity of the truck, its cargo, and any additional loading, making it suitable for serious hauling work.
Located in New York, USA, this 1986 Autocar DK64B flatbed truck is offered in used condition at $6,900.
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