- 2008 International RXT
- 6.0L VT365 V8 Turbo Diesel
- Allison 2200 5-Speed Automatic
- RWD
- Black Exterior
- Black Interior
- GVWR: 20,500 lbs (Class 6) — Towing Capacity Up To 24,000 lbs
- International 4200/Durastar Base w/ Aerodynamic Crew-Cab Body
- 4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc Brakes — Commercial-Level Stopping Power
Now this listing is venturing firmly into commercial vehicle territory. This 2008 International RXT comes from renowned vehicle maker International, which did make consumer vehicles, but now focuses its attention on the commercial market. Hailing from their XT series, the RXT is called the Recreational Extreme Truck, and was introduced in 2005. It’s a dual-purpose vehicle for owners who want commercial-grade towing abilities, to be used in myriad scenarios. International cites some uses as being to tow horse and boat trailers or large campers, but heck, with this kind of capability, there’s plenty of unusual uses you can press it into service for. So if you’ve got a special purpose, why not hit us up and see if this vehicle can serve it? With a mere 23,942 miles on its wheels, it’s lightly used and is currently parked up in Ball Ground, Georgia. This vehicle is in Class 6 of the GVWR guidelines, and can tow up to 24,000 pounds.
Exterior and Interior
This 2008 International RXT comes in black and comprises an International 4200/Durastar base with an aerodynamic crew cab body. Looking like a semi truck tractor, this is truly a vehicle that will turn heads. Its prominent hood, glaring headlamps and dually rear axle all scream capability. Behind the passenger cabin lies a truck bed-style area with the trailer hitch prominently placed and easily accessible. The interior of this behemoth can accommodate five large adults with space to spare. It’s well equipped with air conditioning, power windows, power door locks, and power mirrors. There’s a Kenwood Excelon double-DIN touchscreen head unit for infotainment purposes, too. Meanwhile, the driver faces a comprehensive suite of white-faced analog gauges flanking a monochrome digital screen with orange backlighting. This is perfect for reliable yet straightforward information conveyance, where you don’t want distractions or iffy color screens.
Engine
The engine that moves this 2008 International RXT is a stout 6.0-liter VT365 turbodiesel V8, as you’d expect for such a brawny machine. It’s paired with an Allison 5-speed automatic gearbox and drives the rear wheels. Thanks to the vehicle’s powerful 4-wheel disc brakes, we’re told that there’s commercial-level stopping power available.
Now this listing is venturing firmly into commercial vehicle territory. This 2008 International RXT comes from renowned vehicle maker International, which did make consumer vehicles, but now focuses its attention on the commercial market. Hailing from their XT series, the RXT is called the Recreational Extreme Truck, and was introduced in 2005. It’s a dual-purpose vehicle for owners who want commercial-grade towing abilities, to be used in myriad scenarios. International cites some uses as being to tow horse and boat trailers or large campers, but heck, with this kind of capability, there’s plenty of unusual uses you can press it into service for. So if you’ve got a special purpose, why not hit us up and see if this vehicle can serve it? With a mere 23,942 miles on its wheels, it’s lightly used and is currently parked up in Ball Ground, Georgia. This vehicle is in Class 6 of the GVWR guidelines, and can tow up to 24,000 pounds.
Now this listing is venturing firmly into commercial vehicle territory. This 2008 International RXT comes from renowned vehicle maker International, which did make consumer vehicles, but now focuses its attention on the commercial market. Hailing from their XT series, the RXT is called the Recreational Extreme Truck, and was introduced in 2005. It’s a dual-purpose vehicle for owners who want commercial-grade towing abilities, to be used in myriad scenarios. International cites some uses as being to tow horse and boat trailers or large campers, but heck, with this kind of capability, there’s plenty of unusual uses you can press it into service for. So if you’ve got a special purpose, why not hit us up and see if this vehicle can serve it? With a mere 23,942 miles on its wheels, it’s lightly used and is currently parked up in Ball Ground, Georgia. This vehicle is in Class 6 of the GVWR guidelines, and can tow up to 24,000 pounds.
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