Morgan Truck Body showcases Class 4 parcel van

Morgan Truck Body showcases Class 4 parcel van

Morgan Truck Body, a manufacturer of light- and medium-duty freight and refrigerated van and truck bodies, recently showcased a dry-freight Parcel Van Full-height Walk-through (PVW) body on an electric platform—the next-generation vocational solution for final-mile delivery fleets. The PVW truck body offers full-height walk-through capability and is designed for increased driver convenience and productivity.

The PVW show body provides:

  • Easy access from cab to cargo area with a full-height sliding door;
  • Translucent mid-panel roof that allows significant light while permitting less heat transfer than typical translucent roofing;
  • Structural composite wall materials and isolated shelving mounts that reduce heat transfer from the body to the cargo;
  • Specialized rear and side Morgan Maximizer doors for easy access via a convenient low-height step-up;
  • Remote-control powered roll-up rear door;
  • Standard folding shelving and Easy-Close HD folding shelving system options by Masterack; and
  • Enhanced safety with improved visibility utilizing Morgan’s Situational Awareness Package.

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