Squarebody Pickup Frame and Shell
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Description
A slab-sided late-70s Ford pickup shell in the squarebody mould, paired with a 4x4 ladder frame. The body has a flat hood, upright windshield, boxy cab with a flat roof and a straight-sided bed, with square wheel openings at both axles and a slotted grille.
Design notes
- Body prints separately and sits over the frame on four pinned mounts
- Underside is open so it drops over the rails
- Frame has arched rails, shock towers, battery cradle and electronics plate
- Pairs well with a two-tone paint job
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