1981 Ford B700

• Engine Options: The B700 was typically equipped with a variety of engines, including diesel options like the DDA 8.2L “Fuel Pincher” known for its fuel efficiency, as well as gasoline engines such as the 6.1L V-8 and 7.0L V-8.
• Transmission: This model offered a range of transmission choices, including both automatic and manual options, with common manual configurations being synchronized 4-speed or 5-speed.
• Construction: The B-Series is recognized for its robust construction, featuring full-channel straight-through frames built from high-strength steel.
• Notable Features: The 1981 version typically incorporated hydraulic brakes and offered various wheelbase configurations to accommodate different bus body lengths.

These specifications highlight the B700’s reliability and versatility, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.