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Kenworth T650

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The Kenworth T650 is the classic-styled bonneted truck that Kenworth Australia showed in 1987 alongside the aerodynamic T600. Trucksplanet says it was designed for a wide range of work on varied surfaces, with a set-back front axle, a day cab or 36 and 50 inch sleeper cabs, and a choice of Cummins, Caterpillar or Detroit Diesel engines. It was updated in 2008 and became the T658, and again in 2010 when it became the T659. Wikipedia places the T650 and T658 together in the T650 Series of previous Australian Kenworth models.

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Year
1987 1
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Source Kenworth T650 / T658 / T659 (Trucksplanet)

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Source Kenworth (Wikipedia)
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Source Kenworth (Wikipedia)Current models, Australia, previous models
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T650 Series: T650, T658

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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 T650 / T658 / T659 (Trucksplanet)
  • Model history
    Together with the presentation of the aerodynamic version T600 a> in 1987, the classical model T650 was shown.
  • Model history, purpose
    The truck was designed for a wide range of works on various surfaces.
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Kenworth (Wikipedia)
  • Current models, Australia, previous models
    T650 Series: T650, T658
  • Current models, Australia
    The headquarters for Kenworth Australia is located in Bayswater, Victoria where all Australian models are assembled.
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