SD Built Body - There will be a painted panel / space between the vertical door frames of adjacent roll-up doors.
MN (General) Built Body - The vertical door frames of adjacent compartments will be tight against each other.
SD built Bodies - Narrow space above the Roll-up door frames, typical treadplate catwalk.
MN (General) Built Body - (Roll-up Doors)There will be typically a 9.00" wide painted or treadplate panel above the side compartments. This is the area that the roll-up door is mounted in. In the MN body the side roll-up doors are entirely above the compartment ceiling and is hidden from view.
MN (General) Built Body - (Higned Doors) the compartment doors are adjacent to each other with no spacing or body framing showing between the compartments. There will be a 2.00" treadplate cap at the top of the compartments.
MN (General) Built Body - The vertical door frames of adjacent compartments will be tight against each other.
SD built Bodies - Narrow space above the Roll-up door frames, typical treadplate catwalk.
MN (General) Built Body - (Roll-up Doors)There will be typically a 9.00" wide painted or treadplate panel above the side compartments. This is the area that the roll-up door is mounted in. In the MN body the side roll-up doors are entirely above the compartment ceiling and is hidden from view.
MN (General) Built Body - (Higned Doors) the compartment doors are adjacent to each other with no spacing or body framing showing between the compartments. There will be a 2.00" treadplate cap at the top of the compartments.
Mechanical engineers build weapons, whereas civil engineers build targets.
When the man at the door said," Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms", I, naturally assumed it was a delivery!
When the man at the door said," Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms", I, naturally assumed it was a delivery!
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