Caja: doble pared de acero
English translation: double-wall steel construction pickup box
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Truck bed: with reinforced steel wall/s, double/dual steel wall. Explanation: Caja is called the truck bed in english. Maybe you can use one of the upper answers. Bye Inter-American Air Forces Dictionary of Technical Terms Velazquez Spanish>< English Dictionary |
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"caja" is the box of the truck Explanation: "caja" is the box of the truck |
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double-wall steel construction Explanation: 2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD Crew Cab 156.0" WB 4WD LT - ... ... MECHANICAL 8-lead trailering wire harness. Double-wall steel construction 6.5' pickup box w/extensive corrosion protection. ... www.chevroletcarprices.com/Chevrolet/Silverado_1500HD/Crew_... 2002.html - 22k - Cached - Similar pages 2001 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD Crew Cab 156.0" WB LS - ... ... MECHANICAL 6.0L (364) SFI V8 (Vortec) engine. Double-wall steel construction 6.5' pickup box w/extensive corrosion protection. ... www.chevroletcarprices.com/Chevrolet/Silverado_1500HD/Crew_... 2001.html - 22k - Cached - Similar pages [ More results from www.chevroletcarprices.com ] HTH see above |
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Truck box (truck bed, truck bed box): Double-wall steel construction Explanation: Strictly speaking, the “bed” is the extended part in the rear of the truck, which can be utilized in many different ways. Sometimes it is used plainly as nothing more than a flat surface (“flat bed”). In this case it would not be appropriate to call it a box. But in most situations, something resembling a box is fitted there to make it more useful. In your context, we are clearly talking about a box, otherwise, we would not be talking about “double-wall.” This is where the confusion begins. This “box” is sometimes called a box, at other times a bed. The two terms are often used interchangeably, sometimes in the same paragraph. I have also seen it called “truck bed box,” but this expression is also used for the tool box which usually occupies the anterior part of the “bed.” Of course it is all very confusing. Just take a look at the following example: http://www.bruzerbox.com/fullsize.html “Bruzer boxes for full -size pickups are a complete aftermarket pickup bed replacement for heavy duty and industrial use. Need a new Ford truck bed, a new Chevy truck bed, a new Dodge truck bed? Bruzer industrials are a custom truck bed designed for working. They aren't pretty, but they will stand up to a lot of abuse.” “Doble pared de acero,” refers to the double-wall steel construction, sometimes just called “double-wall,” as in the following example: http://www.toolsofthetrade.net/truckguide/ “Other upgrades include longer, deeper double-wall truck beds, rear-wheel ABS standard on all models and four-wheel ABS on 4x4 models.” Fuad Reference: http://www.bruzerbox.com/fullsize.html Reference: http://www.toolsofthetrade.net/truckguide/ |
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