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Peterbilt (3)
Model
367 (3)
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Used Peterbilt 367s for Sale in Texas
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2015 Peterbilt 367
746652 Hours, Diesel
Located in TX
$49,500.00
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2015 Peterbilt 367
Hours:
746652
Location:
Tyler, TX 75708
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2015 Peterbilt 367
Located in TX
$193,000.00
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2015 Peterbilt 367
Location:
Austin, TX
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2007 Peterbilt 367
10302 Hours
Located in TX
$143,500.00
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2007 Peterbilt 367
Hours:
10302
Location:
Austin, TX
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