The Peterbilt 391 was a one-off severe-service logging truck built around 1977, similar in design to the Model 387. The list of Peterbilt vehicles says only one was built, using a Kenworth frame and a Peterbilt body, and that its present whereabouts are unknown. It is rated Class 9 in that list, and an Australian history of the marque groups the 391 with the 397 as the 6x4 coal-hauling or log trucks of the range, the 397 being the largest Peterbilt model line, of which two examples were built.
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the 397 and 391 were 6×4 coal hauling or log trucks
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