r/Trucks • u/DeceptionDice • 4d ago

What kinda truck is this?

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Hi everyone, what kind of truck is this? Looking to make a food truck for this

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u/that_juan_guy 4d ago

A FedEx truck

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u/ArmadilloAdvanced 4d ago

You forgot Express man haha

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u/Scolova 4d ago edited 4d ago

Grumman \ Morgan Olsen .. commonly referred to as a 'bread truck' , 'step van' etc.

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u/HumpD4y 4d ago

Grumman is also responsible for the LLV, the most prominent post delivery vehicle in the United states.

also the f14 tomcat interceptor

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u/Comfortable_Pie3575 4d ago

Either a Utilimaster or a Morgan Olson. 

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u/KetchupOnThaMeatHo 4d ago

Even further, what kind of engines do these things have?

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u/ICanCountGood 4d ago

they come with either a GM 6.0l v8 gas engine or a cummins turbo diesel. there’s an older cummins powered one in my city that has a ridiculously loud side exit exhaust.

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u/KetchupOnThaMeatHo 4d ago

Oh and here I thought they were some kind of ford variant.

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u/KanyeEasterBunny 3d ago

A lot of the newer ones are. I think they come with the 6.2L v8. I think they are built off super duty chassis’

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u/thejokersshadow 3d ago edited 3d ago

The ones we work on have the 7.3 Godzilla in them. Unrelated but they chew through u joints like they use them for fuel lol. Pretty much every 20k

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u/Johnsoline 3d ago

r/ihadastroke

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u/thejokersshadow 3d ago

Wow didn't even realize it was that bad lol.

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u/xsteezmageex 4d ago

FedEx Express. Roll up rear door. White.

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u/rstrategos 4d ago

Those are step vans. FedEx trucks are typically built in a Ford chassis.

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u/nickroar817 EDIT THIS AND ASSIGN YOUR OWN 4d ago

I hope some day I get to meet my real van..

Okay, I'll show myself out now

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u/thejman78 4d ago

I never knew my real van either.

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u/l0lol 4d ago

looks like p800 stepvan

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u/Gouche 4d ago

Could be a Grumman

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u/shakebakelizard 4d ago

FBI surveillance van cleverly disguised as a FedEx van.

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u/Nline6 4d ago

One that delivers late

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u/Capable_Ad1313 3d ago

A “P series” step van I believe.

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u/mountainwolf 3d ago

Freightliner MT-45, found one w a Cummins 24v w 300k miles for 13k and converted to a food truck 2 years ago, solid choice for a food truck, I think most have racks for packages and the whole assembly is held together with thousands of hardened steel rivets that are inaccessible with a grinder, invest in drill bits, lots, hit me up if ya want more info

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u/Duke-George-of-York 4d ago

Dude… not funny