The year? 1987. You're looking for a new truck, not too big for your city's streets but can still pull its weight for your business.

There are a few options, but one catches your eye. Welmade's all-new W-Series truck line, designed for the middle ground of trucks, and built for the best.

So, why does this one stand out? Is it the fully redesigned 6 cylinder turbo-diesel under the hood, with smooth power delivery? Or is it the comfortably designed interior, loaded with all of the fixings? Whatever your desires, Welmade has you covered with the W- and the optional Platinum package!

Classifications -

W65 - Single rear axle, available in the short frame only.

W70- Tandem rear axles, available in a standard and extended frame length.

Standard Frame

Short Frame Here

Short Frame with Trailer Here

Available in these following colours:

172E00 - Dark Forest (W65 Display)
686868 - Hard Steel
5D1700 - Burgundy (W65 Display)
00175D - Navy
007457 - Opal
8B6800 - Medallion Gold
462300 - Chocolate (W70 Display)
46A2FF - Sky Blue
00172E - Midnight Blue (W70 Display)
000015 - Onyx Black
FAFAFA - Fleet White

*Controls

Pitch and Yaw - Regular driving controls
VTOL - Windows
Trim - Glove Box
Ag1-4 - Lights
Ag5 - Cargo doors (open button for stock frames)
Ag6 - Open Hood
Ag7 - Open Doors
Ag8 - Cruise Control
Landing Gear - Center armrest
- All controls have a button inside the cab, with labels.

*On a final note...

I've made this truck (/truck series) for reaching platinum. Yes, it was a while ago, and yes it may only be getting posted now, but for two good reasons. Firstly, I wanted to take my time with this one and get it right. Considering this is a big milestone, it doesn't make sense to just take 30 seconds for a goofy little post and call er there. So, any time where I lost my idea on it, I took a step back and tried something different for a bit (ie, the Antarctic, or playing a different game altogether). Reason 2, I went ahead and tried a bunch of different features for some ungodly reason. For example, the windows, armrest and glove box. Were they necessary? Not even slightly. Do they add to the build? I like to think so.

So, I hope you all enjoy my idea of putting in way too many features for the fun of it, and thank you all for an interesting (almost) 8 years.