Box truck

[5] Ford, Dodge and Chevrolet/GMC have historically been the most common manufacturers of conventional cab/chassis[citation needed] to which the cargo box is attached by various producers (called body builders or upfitters).

In British English, box van is a term for a four-wheeled covered goods wagon (freight vehicle) with a fully enclosed body.

A van is used for an enclosed railway freight carriage or medium or smaller commercial road vehicles.

This style of body was designed to accommodate the high-volume, low-weight loads of straw hats which were part of Luton's industry.

Straw hats were wrapped in hessian fabric in long cylinders to fit across the width of the van.

Isuzu Elf box truck
1933 Bedford two-ton Luton van
A Ford Transit van with Luton body