The Kenworth C508 is a heavy-duty bonneted truck in the C5 Series, developed and built in Australia by Kenworth Australia for the harshest operating conditions, including mining, logging and off-highway haulage. The brochure describes optional 36 or 50 inch modular sleeper boxes, a two piece flat glass windscreen, a heavy steel bumper with integrated towing points, large cyclonic air cleaners for outback dust, and Caterpillar or Cummins engines of up to 625 hp. Wikipedia lists the C508 as the largest of the 2008 conventional models. Trucksplanet says the range was renumbered C509 in 2010.
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Source C5 Series brochure covering the C508 (Kenworth Australia)
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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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Source Kenworth (Wikipedia)Current models, Australia, country of originQuote, Current models, Australia, country of origin
The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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1. C5 Series brochure covering the C508 (Kenworth Australia)
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package make the C508 and C510 the most competitive trucks in their class.
2. Kenworth (Wikipedia)
Current models, Australia
Kenworth Australia started building the new range of trucks tying in their 2008 release with the model range being the '08 Series'.
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, country of origin
The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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