Post by Admin on Jun 12, 2019 22:04:45 GMT
Streamlined Fiberglas Cutaway Van Body
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So much better than what is typically used, with all the concavity and sharp corners.
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www.2040-cars.com/Ford/E-Series-Van/2003-ford-e-350-cutaway-van-fiberglass-utility-body-5-4l-13716/
gtcarlot.com/data/Chevrolet/Express/2006/6864190.html
Like to know who makes these, and how many versions.
Right now, only GM still makes the full sized vans.
www.gmfleet.com/vehicle-search/by-body-style/vans.html?ppc=MICROSOFT_700000001305211_71700000037425955_58700004159329933_p35201721303&msclkid=24fb1453fc5117559658495290314c4c&gclid=CIyu8MHv5OICFYyqZQod_QwLVw&gclsrc=ds
This Huff Construction uses vans with bodies like that:
www.huffcon.com/
Cab-Forward vs. Cutaway Van: Which Vehicle is Better for Delivery Fleets?
www.worktruckonline.com/147866/cab-forward-vs-cutaway-van-which-vehicle-is-better-for-delivery-fleets
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So much better than what is typically used, with all the concavity and sharp corners.
www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=o5r1%2bQ%2bp&id=DB52790B7D5E56EE957DF666C1847BED142AA52B&thid=OIP.o5r1-Q-peDGxdyR6elMsuwHaFj&mediaurl=http%3a%2f%2fwww.2040-cars.com%2f_content%2fcars%2fimages%2f59%2f561459%2f001.jpg&exph=375&expw=500&q=Cutaway+Van+Bodies&simid=608028361350185062&selectedIndex=1
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www.2040-cars.com/Ford/E-Series-Van/2003-ford-e-350-cutaway-van-fiberglass-utility-body-5-4l-13716/
gtcarlot.com/data/Chevrolet/Express/2006/6864190.html
Like to know who makes these, and how many versions.
Right now, only GM still makes the full sized vans.
www.gmfleet.com/vehicle-search/by-body-style/vans.html?ppc=MICROSOFT_700000001305211_71700000037425955_58700004159329933_p35201721303&msclkid=24fb1453fc5117559658495290314c4c&gclid=CIyu8MHv5OICFYyqZQod_QwLVw&gclsrc=ds
This Huff Construction uses vans with bodies like that:
www.huffcon.com/
Cab-Forward vs. Cutaway Van: Which Vehicle is Better for Delivery Fleets?
www.worktruckonline.com/147866/cab-forward-vs-cutaway-van-which-vehicle-is-better-for-delivery-fleets