The static creep behaviour of AlSl 420F stainless steel was investigated over the temperature range of $540{sim}585^{circ}C$ and the stress range of $13{sim}19kg/mm^2$ (127.4~186.2MPa). Constant stress creep tests were carried out in the experiment. Measured stress exponent, n, for the creep deformation of the alloy under the given conditions was found to vary at the range of 9.59, 9.15, 8.78, and 8.53 for the temperature of 540, 555, 570, and $585^{circ}C$ respectively. The activation energy, Qc, for the creep deformation was 106.42, 102.58,97.81, and 94.58 kcal/mole for the stress of 13, 15, 17, and $19kg/mm^2$, respectively. Lason-Miller parameter, P, for the crept specimens for AlSl 420F stainless steel was measured as $P=T(log;t_T+21)$. The empirical static creep rate obtained by the regression analysis was as follows. $${varepsilon}={exp}[(3.79{ imes}10^{-2}{sigma}+2.722)T-3.0747{sigma}+28.109]{ imes}{sigma}^{(-2.367{ imes}10^{-2}T+22.33)}{exp}left[-frac{(-2.015{sigma}+132.580){ imes}10^3}{RT} ight]$$ The failure plane were observed, intergranular fracture was dominated by r (round) type crack over the experimental range.