This 1997 Peterbilt flatbed truck — sometimes referred to as a flatdeck truck — is a light-duty hauler built on a Ford F-250 frame with a 1997 Peterbilt day cab mounted to it, creating a custom mini-configuration well suited to a range of light transport and work applications. Flatbed trucks of this type are used across industries wherever open-deck load capacity, easy side and rear access, and a low overall profile are required. Peterbilt is a long-established American commercial truck manufacturer known for its heavy- and medium-duty vehicles, widely used in freight, construction, oilfield, and specialty transport.
This particular unit is powered by a Ford gasoline engine and paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, keeping the drivetrain straightforward and mechanically accessible. The rear axle is configured as a dually, providing additional stability and load-bearing capacity at the back. Tires are LT215/85R16, a light-truck size appropriate to the F-250 platform on which the chassis is based.
The truck features a custom body and rear deck, reflecting its purpose-built nature. At the time of listing, the build had accumulated 872 hours and 2,944 miles of use, indicating relatively light running since construction. There is no EPA label present on this unit. A recorded accident from April 1999 is on file, with a documented repair value of $3,167.97. The truck is currently registered in British Columbia, Canada, and is located in Alberta, Canada. Applicable taxes and, where relevant, financing fees are additional to the listed price, and export duties, tariffs, and transport costs are not included for buyers outside Canada.
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