The Kenworth T388 is the heavier bonneted range of the T3 family that Kenworth Australia introduced in 2008 to replace the T350 series. Trucksplanet says the T388 range includes a chassis, the T388R, and tractors, the T388P and the T388CC, all in a 6x4 axle layout and powered by Caterpillar engines of up to 430 hp, with an Eaton transmission and a gross combination weight of up to 60 tonnes. Its bonnet is higher than the one on the T358, and day or sleeper cabs were available. The T388CC was designed specially to work with car hauling trailers. Wikipedia lists the T388 among the earlier T300 Series models of Kenworth Australia.
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T300 Series: T300, T350, T358, T359, T388
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The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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1. Kenworth T350 / T358 / T388 / T359 (Trucksplanet)
Model history, T3 family
In 2008, to replace the T350 series came a whole family under the name T3, which externally was the same as the T350 model.
Model history, T388 range
The more heavy range T388 includes a chassis (T388R) or tractors (T388P and T388CC) with Caterpillar engines with power up to 430 hp and the axle configuration 6x4.
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Current models, Australia, previous models
T300 Series: T300, T350, T358, T359, T388
Current models, Australia
The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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