What year did the Peterbilt 386 come out?
Retired (1980 to date)
| Retired Peterbilt vehicles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model name | Production | Vehicle type |
| 386 | 2005-2015 | on-highway (Class 8) |
| 387 | 1999-2010 | on-highway (Class 8) |
| 388 | 2006-2015 | on-highway (Class 8) |
What is the difference between Peterbilt 384 and 386?
The 386 features a set-back front axle for better maneuverability and legendary Peterbilt quality giving it some of the highest resale values in the industry. The Model 384 features a shorter BBC (bumper to back of cab) that is ideal for LTL, tanker, bulk and regional haul applications.
What size sleepers does Peterbilt have?
Peterbilt 389 models can be equipped with many different sleeper sizes; 44-inch, 58-inch, 72-inch or 78-inch lengths. Ample shelving and storage areas are provided with each sleeper option. Allstate Peterbilt offers a large selection of new and used Peterbilt 389s at our various locations.
How tall is a Peterbilt 386?
| Max Height 8.5 ft. Max Width 8.5 ft.
What is a Peterbilt 386?
The Peterbilt 386 available with a selection of detachable sleepers for greater resale value or in a day cab configuration for short haul applications. The aluminum cab is lightweight but strong and corrosion-resistant, providing years of watertight and rattle-free performance.
What Semi has the best sleeper?
The Best Semi Truck Mattress for Your Over the Road Sleeper
- Volvo VNL 860. The VNL 860 sleeper cabin comes with a roomy 77-inches of sleeper space, making drivers feel relaxed and closer to home.
- Volvo VNL 760.
- Kenworth T680.
- Peterbilt 579.
- Peterbilt 567.
- Peterbilt 389.
- Freightliner Cascadia®
- Freightliner eCascadia.
What does a Unibilt sleeper mean?
In 1993, the company introduced the Unibilt Cab Sleeper System, which featured a cab and sleeper joined to form a strong single structure. The Unibilt System increased the sleeper opening by 62 percent, permitting better drive seat positioning and an overall greater interior environment.
What is the biggest sleeper Peterbilt offers?
Built on the 2.1-meter cab platform, the UltraLoft’s bunk mattresses are the largest available – 85-inches by 42-inches on the lower and 82-inches by 36-inches on the upper bunk, which is capable of supporting 400 pounds.
In what year did Peterbilt stop making Cabovers?
In 2005, the Model 362 ended production; following years of declining sales of COEs, the 362 became the final cabover model line sold in North America (leaving only the Freightliner Argosy, itself ending North American sales a year later).
When was the last Peterbilt Cabover made?
Cabover trucks, also known as COE (cab over engine) are not a style you see too frequently these days. This flat-nosed design was very popular “in it’s day, because of the regulations for length”. The regulations used to be a maximum length of 65 feet, including truck and trailer. This lasted from “1956 to 1976.