Peterbilt Extended Day Cab for Medium Duty Product Line
Peterbilt now offers its extended day cab feature for its entire lineup of medium-duty vehicles
Peterbilt now offers its extended day cab feature for its entire lineup of medium-duty vehicles.
Customers now have the option to expand the length of their day cab by an additional 10 inches and receive nearly 6 inches of added head room.
The extended day cab is designed to increase the driver's comfort and productivity as both the driver and passenger seat recline is doubled to 23 degrees. There is also 4 inches of added space between the steering wheel and the seat and 4 cubic feet of built-in rear wall storage compartments have been added for equipment or paperwork.
"Peterbilt's extended day cab has been very popular since its launch last year, proving ideal for customers who require a larger operating environment," says Bill Kozek, Peterbilt general manager and Paccar vice president. "With the large standard rear window, the extended cab also provides superb visibility, making it optimal for both pickup and delivery and vocational applications."
The extended day cab is available on Peterbilt's entire medium duty product line, which spans Class 5 through Class 7 and includes the Models 348, 337, 330 and 325.
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