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    About Box Trucks

    Box trucks are commercial trucks built by adding one of several types of box bodies to cab-and-chassis trucks in a variety of sizes and weights. They are used to haul cargo, make deliveries, provide moving services, and more.

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    VINJW6AAF1H2YL003162
    Fuel TypeDiesel
    Location: Elkton, Maryland
    Seller: Complete Recycling Group - Heavy Truck Parts
    VINJL6DFM1E99K003568
    Location: Elkton, Maryland
    Seller: Complete Recycling Group - Heavy Truck Parts
    Location: Tampa, Florida
    Seller: Ben Truck Parts
    Horsepower225 HP
    VINJNALC43H84AK75132
    Location: Elkton, Maryland
    Seller: Complete Recycling Group - Heavy Truck Parts
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service
    Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Red Ram Truck Parts & Service

    About Box Trucks

    Box truck trucks typically include a cab and chassis with an attached cargo box, although some vehicles in this category feature a unibody frame. Box trucks are available in a wide range of sizes, weights, and capacities, with payloads determined by each truck’s gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). You’ll find box trucks in most of the trucking industry’s weight classes, with heavy-, medium-, and light-duty box trucks available from several leading manufacturers.

    A 2014 International Durastar 4300 box truck parked in a lot.
    2014 International Durastar 4300 Box Truck

    Many trucks in this market segment are equipped with lift gates, pull-out ramps, curbside doors, and other features that make them well-suited to frequent delivery stops at homes and businesses where loading docks and forklifts aren’t readily available.

    Box Truck Types

    Within the box trucks category, you’ll find a variety of vehicles configured for different usage cases. These include:

    Cargo/straight and moving box trucks use a standard cargo box, sometimes with a deployable ramp for easier loading and unloading. They are typically used for dry freight or to move families and businesses from one location to another.

    Cutaway-cube trucks are often delivery or service vehicles that begin as cab and chassis trucks but can support a wide range of bodies, including cargo boxes. These trucks also often include a walk-through passage or door between the cab and the cargo area.

    Reefer/refrigerated box trucks are used by butchers, beverage distributors, caterers, florists, medical companies, and others to keep products, supplies, and other cargo cool until arriving at their destination. Also known as “reefer trucks” and “refrigerated sprinters,” reefer/refrigerated box trucks are available in battery-electric, diesel, and gas models.

    Where To Buy & Finance Box Trucks

    Explore MDTrader.com for a wide selection of new and used box trucks for sale, including from major brands like Chevrolet, Ford, Freightliner, GMC, Hino, International, Isuzu, and Kenworth.

    If you have a box truck in mind, explore your truck financing options. CurrencyFinance helps buyers in the U.S. and Canada obtain funding for new and used box truck purchases.