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Peterbilt Delivers New Medium-Duty Model 536 to Elder Logistics
The new Model 536 embodies Peterbilt’s vision of a modern medium-duty truck purposefully designed for Class 6 applications.

The new Model 536 embodies Peterbilt’s vision of a modern medium-duty truck purposefully designed for Class 6 applications.
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Peterbilt Motors Company is pleased to announce the delivery of the first production medium-duty Model 536 to Elder Logistics.
Based in the Pacific Northwest, Elder Logistics is a family owned and operated business with a deep understanding of their local culture and values. Specializing in high-volume and time critical logistic services, Elder Logistics drivers are guided by the company’s core values; safety, reliability, attitude, and productivity to ensure their customers get the highest level of service on every delivery. Adhering to those key values has helped Elder Logistics grow their business 400% over the last decade, and as they have grown so have their transportation needs.
The new Model 536 embodies Peterbilt’s vision of a modern medium-duty truck purposefully designed for Class 6 applications. The 2.1m wide cab is quiet and provides a comfortable work environment for up to three people. Elder Logistics' Model 536 is configured with a Paccar PX-7 engine and Paccar TX-8 transmission, an eight-speed automatic that offers smooth shifting, maximum fuel efficiency, and minimal maintenance.
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