This 1986 Chevrolet is a flatbed truck — sometimes called a flat deck truck — a workhorse vehicle designed to carry open loads that do not require enclosed containment, commonly used in construction, agriculture, hauling, and general freight work. Chevrolet is a long-established American vehicle manufacturer, part of General Motors, with a broad history of producing commercial trucks and light-to-medium duty work vehicles across a wide range of industries.
Power comes from a GM 366 cubic-inch gasoline V8 engine with mechanical fuel delivery, paired with a Clark 455 five-speed transmission. The rear axle is an Eaton two-speed electric-shift unit running a 6.57 ratio, giving the truck flexibility across a range of load and terrain conditions. Steering is power-assisted, and the truck is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes for stopping performance. The frame is a partial double-frame configuration, adding structural rigidity for heavy hauling applications.
The flatbed body measures 8 feet wide by 12 feet long, constructed in steel, providing a durable open load surface. The truck's overall length is 21 feet 6 inches, with an overall width of 8 feet and a height of 9 feet 3 inches. The wheelbase is 148 inches, the cab-to-axle distance is 84 inches, and the cab-to-end measurement is 152 inches. Front tires are 9.00x20 and rear tires are 10.00R20, mounted on ten-bolt steel rims. Suspension is a spring type rated at 16,160 pounds.
The truck has an odometer reading of 92,014 miles and a curb weight of 12,380 pounds, with a gross vehicle weight rating of 23,160 pounds. It is offered in used condition and is reported to run well. This unit is located in New York, USA, and is listed at $4,500.
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