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Other flaws aside, the "look" seems much more practical than the F150 et al. It's got large flat surfaces made of stainless steel, you'll be able to weld or bo
by avar 4y ago
Other flaws aside, the "look" seems much more practical than the F150 et al.
It's got large flat surfaces made of stainless steel, you'll be able to weld or bolt modifications (e.g. toolboxes) directly to the body.
- Zach_the_Lizard 4y agoIt was (is?) common in the days of steel bodied trucks to cut out and weld, bolt, or rivet things like tool boxes, extra gas tanks, etc. into the otherwise useless space. Many aftermarket options that matched body contours as well.