Cab & Chassis Trucks For Sale in AK, AZ, CA, & WA
If you're looking for a versatile truck look no further! At RWC Group, we carry a selection of cab and chassis trucks for sale at our dealerships. Get yours today! We're proud to offer great deals on our cab and chassis truck sales and serve major cities like Anchorage, AK, Phoenix, AZ, Seattle, WA, & Los Angeles, CA.
Cab and Chassis Trucks
Cab and chassis trucks are highly customizable vehicles, making them a great option in many cases. They don't come with a pre-assembled flatbed or cargo container. Instead, they come as a half-bare chassis connected to the truck bed. Owners are able to craft their ideal vehicle using aftermarket equipment. Keep reading to learn more about this unique vehicle, then visit RWC Group to explore cab and chassis trucks for sale. We offer various locations in Arizona, Alaska, California, and Washington.
Uses for Cab and Chassis Trucks
There are many ways to outfit a cab and chassis truck, giving them impressive versatility. Add a dump bucket and hydraulic lift to transform the vehicle into a primary hauler. Install a cargo container and turn it into a mobile work station. You can even craft a fire-fighting apparatus and ambulance from a cab and chassis truck.
Think about what you need the vehicle to handle, then search for applicable aftermarket custom packages. It's easy to make the ideal vehicle for your personal or business needs.
Specifications to Consider
Cab and chassis trucks can come in a variety of specifications, making it easy to find the right one for your needs.
Start by thinking about what type of cargo you will be hauling. How heavy will it be? How much space will it take up? How far do you need to transport it? All of these aspects will influence the cab styles, body type, engine, transmission, and fuel type you will want to pursue.
One key specification to keep in mind is the payload weight, which is based on the gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR). This number includes the weight of the base vehicle as well as any passengers, cargo, additional equipment, and tongue weight if you are trailering. The payload weight is determined by subtracting the curb weight (which is the weight of the unloaded vehicle) from the GVWR.
Another key specification relates to the frame, which serves as the foundation for the cab and chassis truck. Frames are categorized by the ability of the frame to twist to a point before it bends and remains that way, which is called the resisting bending moment.
Ready to shop cab and chassis trucks for sale? Head over to RWC Group to shop cab and chassis trucks for sale. Our expert staff is always happy to help you find the best model for your needs, so stop by and visit your nearest location today.