This 2000 Chevrolet Kodiak C7500 is a flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a platform truck — designed to haul oversized, heavy, or awkwardly shaped loads that would not fit within an enclosed body. Chevrolet is one of North America's most established commercial vehicle manufacturers, and its medium- and heavy-duty truck lineup has long served construction, logistics, agriculture, and municipal industries.
The truck is powered by a Caterpillar 3126 diesel engine producing 300 horsepower, a well-regarded inline-six unit known for its reliability in vocational applications. Drive is managed through an 8LL transmission, an eight-speed configuration with a low-range split that gives the driver a wide range of gear selections for both loaded hauling and precise maneuvering. The odometer reads 363,364 miles, reflecting a working life typical of a commercially operated heavy truck. Air brakes provide the stopping power expected on a unit of this class and weight.
The flatbed itself measures 20 feet long by 96 inches wide, giving it a full 8-foot deck width suited to palletized goods, equipment, and oversized freight. The truck is equipped with a Moffett kit, meaning it is configured to carry a Moffett-style truck-mounted forklift at the rear of the chassis, allowing the driver to self-load and unload cargo without relying on external equipment at the delivery point. The wheelbase extends to 240 inches, which supports the long deck and distributes load over a substantial frame length. Suspension is provided by Hendrickson units at the rear, a proven tandem-axle suspension system widely used in heavy-duty trucking for its durability and load-spreading characteristics.
The truck is offered in used condition and is located in Alabama, USA, priced at $13,500.
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