1982 Ford B700

• Engine Options: It offered a range of engines, most notably the Lima 6.1L V-8, with potential diesel options from manufacturers like Caterpillar or Detroit Diesel.
• Chassis and Body: The sturdy construction features a full-channel straight-through frame made from high-tensile steel, accommodating multiple body configurations.
• Axle Ratings: It typically has an 8,000 lbs front axle rating and a common rear axle rating of 17,500 lbs, providing robust support for heavy loads.
• Transmission and Brakes: Most models were equipped with manual transmissions, while automatic options were also available. The braking system consisted of power-hydraulic service brakes and internal shoe parking brakes.
• Notable for 1982: This model year continued to align with the design and engineering updates of the medium-duty F-Series, reflecting Ford’s commitment to enhancing performance and reliability.

Identifying features include the B700 designation and the specific engine and axle configurations listed.