1992 MITSUBISHI CANTER 2T HIGH DECK DUMP TRUCK / 4D32
FOB
USD15,465
USD15,465
Total (CIF)
USD18,157
USD18,157
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Vehicle Specifications
| Stock Id: | AZ26376 |
|---|---|
| Location: | NIKKYO YARD |
| Name: | MITSUBISHI CANTER |
| Model: | U-FE315BD |
| Mileage (km): | 139,000 |
| 1st Reg. Year: | 3/1992 |
| Fuel: | Diesel |
| Transmission: | MT |
| Grade: | 2T HIGH DECK DUMP TRUCK / 4D32 |
| Drive Train: | 2WD |
| Steering: | RHD |
| Chassis: | FE315BD-462*** |
| Capacity (cc): | 3,560 |
| Seats: | 3 |
| Doors: | 2 |
| Color: | BLUE |
| Exterior: | 3.0 points |
| Interior: |
3.0 points * air condition * power windows |
| Dimensions (cm): |
L: 469 x W: 169 x H: 199 16 M3 |
| Gross Weight (kg): | 4,565 |
| Recommend: | |
| Information: |
* 4D32 diesel engine * F & R leaf spring suspensions & R leaf spring blades passing above R axle * F & R same size 16 inch tires |
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| Seatbelt Year: | 1991 |
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| Engine Model: | 4D32 |
| Engine No: | 4D32-955515 |
| Shape: | TRUCK |
| Ext. Color Code: | |
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| Certification Type: | 01944 |
| Classification: | 0024 |
| Tire&Wheel Size: | F:6.50R16 R:6.50R16 |
| Tire Life: |
Options
| Pwr Steering | Pwr Wind. (FRONT ONLY) | ||
| Air Cond (MANUAL) | Fog Lamps | ||
| Spare Key | Floor Mat | ||
| Stereo (RADIO ONLY) | Spare Tire |
Total Price Calculator
| FOB | USD | 15,465 | |
| FREIGHT | USD | 2,624 | |
| INSURANCE | USD | 68 | |
| Total Price | USD | 18,157 |
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1992 MITSUBISHI CANTER
The 1992 MITSUBISHI CANTER is a TRUCK with 139,000km on the odometer.It can accommodate up to 3 passengers, has 2 doors and is powered by 3,560cc Diesel engine.
It is available with the Manual transmission and was first registered in 3/1992.
TRUCK
A truck means a vehicle used to transport a large amount of goods.
Trucks are generally classified into "light trucks," "medium trucks," and "heavy trucks," depending on the load capacity.
Trucks are generally classified into "light trucks," "medium trucks," and "heavy trucks," depending on the load capacity.
