axles: |
2 |
body class: |
Incomplete - Commercial Bus Chassis |
brake system type: |
Hydraulic |
displacement c c: |
7400.0 |
displacement c i: |
451.57570630101 |
displacement l: |
7.4 |
drive type: |
4x2 |
engine configuration: |
V-Shaped |
engine cylinders: |
8 |
engine manufacturer: |
GM |
error text: |
0 - VIN decoded clean. Check Digit (9th position) is correct |
fuel injection type: |
Multipoint Fuel Injection (MPFI) |
fuel type primary: |
Gasoline |
g v w r: |
Class 7: 26,001 - 33,000 lb (11,794 - 14,969 kg) |
make: |
GMC |
manufacturer: |
GENERAL MOTORS LLC |
model: |
B7 |
year: |
2000 |
note: |
Chassis Type: 2 axles - 1 driving |
other engine info: |
High Performance Engine |
plant city: |
JANESVILLE |
plant company name: |
GM Truck Group |
made in: |
UNITED STATES (USA) |
plant state: |
WISCONSIN |
trim: |
Cowl Chassis |
vehicle descriptor: |
1GDL7T1B*YJ |
vehicle type: |
INCOMPLETE VEHICLE |
engine: |
7.4L V-Shaped |
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