Paccar Parts Announces New Kenworth W900L Legacy Accessories
Making your W900L Legacy model truck stand out just got a whole lot easier with a newly announced line of Paccar Parts accessories.

Adding a personal touch to your Kenworth W900L just got a whole lot easier.
Photo: Kenworth
Paccar Parts announced a new line of accessories for the recently unveiled Kenworth W900L Legacy Edition truck.
The product line, which features the Kenworth legacy logo, includes interior and exterior accessories, spray suppression and door projector lighting.
In March of this year, Kenworth announced that W900 production would cease in 2026.
A Celebrated History
"Over the years, the iconic W900 has garnered a dedicated following with generations of enthusiasts," said Genevieve Bekkerus, Paccar Parts senior director of marketing. "We’re pleased to offer this line of accessories that celebrates the treasured history of this limited-edition truck."

New interior accessories include stylized gearshit handles and pedal covers.
Photo: Kenworth
The W900L Legacy Edition Kenworth Genuine Accessories include both exterior and interior accessories.
Outside the truck, these include cab skirts, underdoor window trim, mudeflaps and headlamp accents.
Door projector lights and spray suppression kits can also be ordered.

Interior and exterior projector lamps are also available.
Photo: Kenworth
Inside the truck, options include a new steering wheel handle, interior door projector lamps, gearshift handles and a new GuardChrome pedal set.
Patented RealWheels Floater Logo Wheel Covers will also be available at Kenworth dealerships.

RealWheels Floater Logo Wheel Covers will be available at Kenworth dealerships.
Photo: Kenworth
The Kenworth Genuine product line will be available to purchase in mid-2025. Additional aftermarket accessories will also be available to compliment the new line of genuine parts. View the products in the online brochure here.
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