Saturday, June 10, 2017

Knapheide Sortimo Bin Package In Chevy Van


Knapheide Manufacturing offering their solution for interior shelving packages installed in cargo vans. This one has some Sortimo bin drawers set into two of the shelves, and a one-piece composite bulkhead that is designed to give some extra room inside the cab area. These shelving units and Sortimo bins can be configured in a wide variety of ways for virtually every need.

To learn more, contact the Paradise Chevrolet Fleet team at 951-252-2980, and you can see more about truck bodies, and van packages on our Fleet website at http://www.paradiseworktrucks.com

The Smart Arrow Messenger by Whelen


Demonstration of the Whelen Smart Arrow Messenger warning light.

Thursday, June 8, 2017

BEDSLIDE specs, measurements, and accessories


How tall is a BEDSLIDE? What are the measurements of the BEDSLIDE accessories? Take a look at how little space is used to maximize the use of your truck bed. 

For more images of BEDSLIDES check us out on IG @BEDSLIDE or with the hashtag #BEDSLIDE and #bedslideequipped

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

BRANDFX LAUNCHES THE ADVANCED COMPOSITE UTILITYFX™ CUTAWAY

BrandFX™, the leader in advanced composite work trucks, has launched the UtilityFX™. The UtilityFX allows for an increase in mobile operation efficiency by providing optimal access to all storage areas and organizational compartments.



Like all BrandFX products, the UtilityFX was built to withstand up to 20 years of continual use. Due to its advanced composite materials construction, this all-new utility unit has an extremely high life cycle value. This allows for strong resistance to corrosion and oxidation. That composite construction also provides a substantial reduction in vehicle weight, resulting in reduced fuel costs. The lighter weight also lessens stress forced on tires, brakes and suspension systems – this can reduce maintenance costs significantly.

This all-new utility service unit eliminates the need to purchase ordinary full-size vans – when it’s time to replace the vehicle, the UtilityFX can be removed and reinstalled.  Additionally, even after extensive use, the advanced composite body will remain in a like-new condition. The UtilityFX is available in 15”D x 42”H packs, as well as a 36” canopy above pack and 124” long body.

BrandFX is the world’s largest producer of advanced composite service truck bodies, providing line bodies, service bodies, inserts, tonneau covers, and toppers to many of the world’s largest utility and service fleets – including 5 out of the top 6 U.S. service fleets. These composite bodies are proven to offer the highest life cycle value, delivering 20-plus years of effective service while maintaining their quality finish and appearance. Because BrandFX believes in American-made quality, the company manufactures all truck bodies in the U.S. For more information, visit BrandFXBody.com
email info@BrandFXBody.com or call 866-431-1131.



Sunday, June 4, 2017

5 Things We Like About the 2017 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2

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Cars.com photos by Mark Williams; manufacturer images

It's been a long time since Chevrolet had a decent off-road vehicle in its stable. You might have to go all the way back to the original S-10 ZR2 or Blazer ZR2 in the mid- 1990s to the mid-2000s. And the fact that GM employees who worked on the 2017 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 had experience with the Hummer brand was not lost on us. No matter how Chevy got to this point, we take it as a good sign that it's back on the off-road trail and producing an impressive pickup.

Here are the five standout features you'll find on the ZR2. This isn't a comprehensive list, but learn more at  http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2017/05/5-things-we-like-about-the-2017-chevrolet-colorado-zr2.html to discover the ones they find most intriguing.

Saturday, June 3, 2017

Which Automaker Makes the Fastest Factory Diesel Pickup?


We know that how fast a pickup truck accelerates to 60 mph or merges into highway traffic is not a priority for most pickup buyers. Nevertheless, that information does let buyers know how strong a truck can pull or how well the transmission is matched to the engine.

The last thing you want is a monster engine with clunky shifting or butter-smooths shifts with all the thrust of a hybrid powertrain.

Here at PickupTrucks.com, we know what you want, and the best way we know how to show you how well a pickup's powertrain is integrated is to take it to the track. And as odd as it might sound, some of the most fun we've had with pickups on a quarter-mile track was when they had a modern turbo-diesel engine under the hood.

We've pulled the figures below from two recent Challenges: the 2017 3/4-Ton Premium Truck Challenge and the 2016 Texas Truck Showdown: Maximum MPG.

Learn more at: http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2017/05/which-automaker-makes-the-fastest-factory-diesel-pickup.html#more