The Kenworth T408SAR is the classic-look version of the T408 in the Kenworth Australia 08 Series. Wikipedia places the T408SAR in the 08 Series bonneted range between the T358 and the T408, in approximate order of size. Trucksplanet says that in 2008, together with the T408, the SAR version was updated, receiving an enlarged cabin and a new set of sleeper options, with the front axle shifted forward by 35 mm and a new front bumper in Texas style. It is equipped with Caterpillar or Cummins engines of up to 550 hp. In 2010 it was updated once more and renamed the T409SAR.
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Source Kenworth (Wikipedia)Current models, Australia, 08 SeriesQuote, Current models, Australia, 08 Series
This includes the following conventional (bonneted) models; in approximate order of smallest to largest: the T358/A, T408SAR, T408, T608, T658, T908 and C508.
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The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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Model history, T408SAR
the version with classic look T408SAR was updated too.
Model history, T408SAR, body style
The trucks are equipped with Caterpillar or Cummins engines with output up to 550 hp.
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Current models, Australia, 08 Series
This includes the following conventional (bonneted) models; in approximate order of smallest to largest: the T358/A, T408SAR, T408, T608, T658, T908 and C508.
Current models, Australia
The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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