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Cargo Van

The most popular commercial vehicle on the road is the cargo van. Inexpensive, with lots of inside empty space to keep tools or packages out of the weather. They come in multiple sizes and heights and have a wide variety of bins, drawers and shelving configurations to meet almost all needs. They are easy to get in and out of because they are low to the ground. Common vocational uses include; blacksmith, carpenters, electricians, forestry, general contractors, HVAC, mobile veterinarian, plumbers, propane service, fuel service, public works, telecom, cable, utilities and pool supply companies.

Service Body

The "storage king" of the universe and one of the most popular body types in the world. It almost always has many sturdy and lockable compartments great for hauling tools and small parts. These compartments are also typically weather proof. Many different types of companies use this type of body such as: blacksmith, carpenters, electricians, forestry, general contractors, HVAC, mobile veterinarian, plumbers, propane service, fuel service, public works, telecom, cable, utilities and welding companies.

Cab Chassis

Ready to fit the ideal body for your trade or service, this truck is a blank slate, ready to become the right work truck for your needs.

Passenger Wagon

These vehicles come in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet your demands for moving people or cargo. Full size vans have been very popular, time-tested, and proven workhorses. Ideal for airport shuttle service, parcel delivery, and tradesmen. They are available in 1/2 - 3/4 and 1 ton models, and choices of gasoline or CNG-powered engines.

Contractor Body

Very popular because of its versatility, multiple configurations and options. It usually comes as a flatbed with a tapered headboard that includes a top bed mounted box with open lid and short gates around the rear that are removable or fold-down. Almost always has a class iv receiver and trailer plug. Common vocational uses include; blacksmith, carpenters, electricians, forestry, general contractors, HVAC, landscaping, mobile veterinarian, plumbers, propane service, fuel service, public works, telecom, cable, utilities and welding companies.

Platform Body

A flatbed truck is a very common and popular truck used in a wide variety of jobs. When removable gates are added to carry taller cargo, the truck is referred to as a "Stakebed". In some parts of the country it is also called a "Platform" truck. All of these types of truck generally come with a square headboard to protect the cab from damage. Common vocational uses include; Blacksmith, Carpenter, Forestry, General construction, hauling ,landscaping, nurseries, farming, Pool builders, fencing, paver and driveway, plumbing, public works, refuge, recycling and welding companies.

Pickup

Combo Body

Van Upfit

Dump Body

These trucks do what the name implies, dump their contents. Usually constructed of steel and carrying heavy loads, they take a lot of abuse and keep on rolling. They come in a number of styles and sizes. Typical vocational uses include; rock hauling, landscaping, forestry, general construction, plowing, public works, refuse and recycling companies.

Cutaway Van

The type of van body is typically used as a delivery vehicle. A "Dry Van" as it is sometimes called, keeps the cargo out of sight and weather, allowing it to be used year around. It comes in a variety of lengths and heights. Its commonly used by these companies and vocations; cargo, delivery, electrical, food services, general construction, hauling, HVAC and heating, mobile veterinarian, pool and supply, public works, refrigeration, telecom, cable and utilities.

Stake Bed

Mobility

Service Utility Van

These vans allow their owners to work while standing up, mounted to a conventional cab, cab over, or a cutaway chassis. Service Bodies are used by general contractors, HVAC, plumbers, handy men, decorators, painters, carpenters, cleaning services, or remodeling professionals.

Landscape Dump

Mechanics Body

Refrigerated Body

Welder Body

Other/Specialty

Dry Freight

A box truck, also commonly referred to as a straight truck or dry freight body is generally used by companies that haul large items or do route deliveries loaded with many packages. These vans, as they are also sometimes called, are typically upgraded with a variety of predesigned options. Common vocational uses include; cargo and delivery, refrigerated and general construction companies.

Cutaway