It spent 14 years as a dedicated plow truck, The bed sides are there but the floor isnt. As a company truck it just got beaten. Minus the little bit of rust on the bottom edge of the super cab all the rust is on pieces that I can unbolt and put new stuff on
Wow.
Personally if i saw a business that was running a truck like that, i'd laugh in their face and kick em to the curb. I don't understand how sooo many companies don't give a **** about their rigs. If you can't take decent care of your own equipment, why would i want you doing work for me?
We used to wash our trucks every other week, and do a spray wax once a month. Every fall/winter we would fully detail and wax them. We were running 8-9 trucks including personal vehicles, and 2 were plow trucks. They were driven everyday by employee's, and the beds were constantly loaded down as we did lawn irrigation work. They had some dents and dings, especially around the bed as we were always throwing shovels and stuff in, but they were rarely dirty and were all rust free.
But this is America, where you can do your own thing.