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1988 Isuzu NPR For Sale in Sacramento, CA

Name: 1988 Isuzu NPR
Brand: Isuzu
Price: 1 USD
Availability: InStock

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Machine Info:

Serial Number:	JALB4B1H1J7006135
Machine Location:	SACRAMENTO, CA

Description:

Isuzu 4BD1T 4 Cylinder 3.9 L Diesel Engine, 1988 US EPA Label, Manual Transmission, 5120 lb Front Axle, 8760 lb Rears, 13250 lb GVWR, 8-17.5, Spring Suspension, 108 in Wheelbase, 12 ft 6 in x 96 in Bed, Hose Reel THIS UNIT MAY BE SUBJECT TO CALIFORNIA AIR RESOURCE BOARD REGULATIONS ; Closing Time: 2024-09-10 12:49:15 PM

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