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geo.stewart @ Feb 26th 2008 8:02AM
One of the companies I worked for had a fleet of these that you could not kill, no matter how hard our guys abused them.
They are best in class for a reason.
As far as looks, they are drawing on the heavy duty F-series for a familial look. I dont think there is a 'good' way to present these things from a design perspective. They are tall and butch to give a shorter front end.
as mentioned, strictly utilitarian