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There
are a few simple reasons that top restoration
contractors prefer the cube or box trucks over
an extended cargo van. First, cube trucks are
simply bigger than their extended van counterparts.
Second, because space is at such a premium in
restoration trucks, it can be difficult for
contractors to squeeze all the necessary equipment
into one van. And finally, when you buy your
cube truck from a reputable dealer you’ll enjoy
an extensive array of choices and options. |
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Obviously,
you can buy cube trucks and vans in different
lengths, typically 12’, 14’ and 16’. However,
the real difference isn’t in length, but in
the height and width of the cargo area. Fox
example, excluding the driving and passenger
area, a typical twelve foot extended van measures
12’ long x 4.3’ wide x 4.5’ high, while a twelve
foot cube truck’s dimensions are 12’ long x
7’ wide x 8’ high. In cubic feet, that means
an extended van rings in at 232 ft3, with the
cube truck nearly tripling that cubic footage
at 672 ft3. A twelve foot cube truck is nearly
triple the size of a twelve foot extended van.
It’s like having 3 cargo vans in 1 cube truck.
In restoration work that extra space means less
trips to the job site and more money for you! |
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