How Peterbilt Builds Thousands of Trucks Daily | Inside the Denton Factory (Full Process)

Step inside Peterbilt's Denton manufacturing plant in Texas and watch the complete build process of the legendary Peterbilt 389 long-hood semi truck, from welded steel frame and PACCAR MX-13 diesel engine to a finished glossy black 500-horsepower highway king driving out of the factory. This immersive 4K factory video shows every major stage of production with natural industrial sounds and no narration, perfect for viewers who love real manufacturing visuals.

You'll follow the Peterbilt 389 through steel frame rail fabrication, PACCAR MX-13 inline-6 turbo diesel assembly, Eaton Fuller 18-speed manual transmission installation, Meritor front and rear axle integration with air brake systems, aluminum fuel tank mounting, cab body construction and welding, multi-stage glossy black paint application, iconic chrome louvered grille installation, dual chrome vertical 7-inch exhaust stacks, chrome bumper and air cleaners, body marriage to chassis, premium leather interior assembly, polished aluminum dual wheels, highway performance testing, and final dealership delivery. See the precision, robotics, and American craftsmanship that turn raw materials into the most iconic long-hood truck on the road.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video uses AI-generated factory imagery for educational and documentary-style purposes. It is for informational and entertainment use only and may not represent Peterbilt's exact real-world procedures.