1984 Ford B700

The 1984 Ford B700 is a significant model in Ford’s B-Series line, primarily tailored for school bus applications. This vehicle is equipped with a variety of engine options, including gasoline, LP-Gas, and the notable “Fuel Pincher” 8.2L diesel engine, recognized for its fuel efficiency. The braking system represents a key development for this model year, featuring a combination of hydraulic and air brake technologies, with some variants offering air brakes controlled via a push-pull knob. Transmission options typically include a four-speed manual or automatic system, depending on configuration. The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) ranges from 24,100 to 27,500 pounds, supporting a passenger capacity of 60 to 72. A notable enhancement includes the introduction of a tilting hood for improved maintenance access. These features combine to reinforce the B700’s practical design and reliability in the school bus sector.