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What are the differences from a 50 and 60?? Also I am wondering is there a list of the different GVW class's offered in these?? Its confuseing me I know these are dumb sounding questions but trucks are something I never studied up on. I thought a 60 was a 60 and that was it. Then I seen a 60 or L60 with tandem axle and long grain bed one as long as you'd find on a KW or something and its labled as a 60. I really want to know what the GVW range is for the 60 series at least :confused:

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C60, is a conventional, L60, is a LCF (Low Cab Forward). And to really confuse you, there were C70's, C80's, L70's, L80's, C60H, & L60H models.


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Thanks for the info I do recall seeing a C75 or something in a later truck like a 70s model had a real long chassis and tandem axle it also was a grain hauler. Is there a list of the different variations of the 60 truck? I see all different chassis lengths and GVWs.


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