Designed With You in Mind
Every vocation is unique and comes with different cargo management needs. From tank rack storage to wire spool carriers, Masterack trade packages feature different accessories to securely store items specific to the job at hand. With standard shelving modules at the base, you can add additional components to customize each package to exactly what you need. Make your upfit tailor fit for a job done right.
Base Shelving Package
If you don't know where to start with your cargo van upfit, the Masterack base shelving package is a great entry-level option you can customize with accessories unique to your operation.
Service Contractor Package
Drawer cabinets, composite parts bins and a triple utility hook add custom storage to Masterack steel shelving modules in our service contractor package.
Electrician Package
Electricians have specific needs on the road. Keep your techs organized and efficient with a package that includes ample shelving, drawers and a wire spool carrier to maximize your cargo management space.
HVAC Technician Package
Masterack designed a comprehensive HVAC package including shelving, hooks, parts drawers and a built-in 30-lb tank rack to keep you and your products safe on the road ahead.
Customize With Trade-Specific Accessories
While each trade package is already designed with the needs of the job in mind, we know no two businesses are alike and further customization may be needed to help maximize productivity and organization. Choose your starting package and browse our selection of trade-specific accessories that can be easily added to get the most out of your upfit.
EV Cargo Van Upfit Options
EVs come with a unique set of challenges for the work vehicle industry with factors like payload optimization and vehicle range top of mind for fleet managers. A custom-designed trade package gives your crew the right storage solutions to organize and access the tools they need without wasted space. See an example of a Ford E-Transit loaded with a lightweight, telecom upfit package.
