Choose the work.
Then the body.
The useful differences begin with your ordinary working day, not a finish swatch.
Start with the details ↓
Start with the awkward thing.
Measure what you actually need to carry, including handles, covers and the way it gets loaded. Decide what needs to stay enclosed. Then compare the opening and usable space of the exact body, not just the truck silhouette.
The person driving matters too.
Think about the driving position, work boots and daily equipment. Standard cab, extended cab and van are useful starting categories, not proof of comfort or suitability. Check the exact layout before choosing.
Keep the comparison small.
Put two plausible body types side by side. Record the differences that change your day. Ask about the actual unit before treating reference dimensions or proposed equipment as a finished configuration.
One useful distinction.
Bring the question
into the brief.
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