Translucent Roof Box Truck

I have a box truck with the translucent ceiling and there s no reason to rule out an otherwise ideal vehicle because of this.

Translucent roof box truck.

Supreme a wabash national company is a leading manufacturer of truck bodies distinguished by its high quality products and nationwide presence. Designed for use as a roof sheet in dry freight truck bodies pup trailers. In my search for box trucks still ongoing i always eliminate the ones with that type of ceiling. Call us 800 642 4889 800 642 4889.

In addition to being translucent bxr. We specialize in the manufacture of class 3 to class 7 gvw box truck straight truck bodies to serve the dry freight refrigerated and contracting industries. Translucent roof february 4 2015. Join mailing list stay up to date on all things supreme.

Then rain could get in and cause problems. Frp translucent roof typical applications. Will be giving away 100 in credit to one lucky entrant per quarter. Morgan truck body has been the premier producer of truck and van bodies in north america for more than 65 years.

Join our mailing list to enter and to be notified. I bought my first cutaway van a few months ago. Us liner company is offering bxr translucent roof panels a new composite panel that can be used to create a translucent roof option on dry van trailers. The roof panel is separated from the cross bracing almost through the whole box.

Brown queer rock climber graphic design professor and i m building a house truck. I cut the roof of the box. I also travel from san antonio to austin texas and sleep for the very first time in the b. The roof is translucent and i like the feature a lot.

On older trucks that translucent material usually fiberglass or similar will get brittle and hail damage could cause a crack or puncture and you might not know about it if the ceiling was foamed. It is not an ideal material i would much preferred to have a metal roof however it is common enough that i wouldn t give it much weight when choosing. 07 15 2017 03 37 pm bradkw wrote. It looks like the previous owner tried to repair this several times without much luck.