Vintage Flatbed Truck
$4.99
3D Vintage Truck with Flatbed – SVG File
INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD IN SVG FORMAT ONLY
Instantly download SVG files after your purchase is complete
Use the 3D Vintage Flatbed Truck SVG File to make a 3D vintage truck for any occasion. This design was inspired by vintage flatbed truck in the 1930s and around that time. Shallow flatbed truck bed can be used to hold a small gift. Add any variety of fun items to the bed. For Christmas, make a 3D tree to place in the bed, add a present for a birthday, or a pumpkin for Fall or Thanksgiving. Finished truck size is @ 10" x 4.5" x 7".
Box without panels can be cut using (4) 12" x 12" cardstock sheets for truck base and all other black features such as base/tires/axels, (2) 12" x 12" cardstock sheets for the truck hood/base features, (1) 8.5" x 12" or larger cardstock sheet for metallic features and (1) 12" x 12" cardstock sheet for flatbed. SVG files are letter-size compatible sizes, if ungrouped. Smaller paper can be used for panels and other elements. There are a few extras SVGs included in the Extra Stuff folder too.
Products Used:
- American Crafts (AC) Textured Cardstock 12 x 12 inch, mostly white with digital papers
(Black, Pine, Truffle for flatbed and White) - Metallic cardstock
- Art Glitter Glue
- Fine Tip Glue Bottle Applicator (for Art Glitter glue) https://amzn.to/2wG4khV
- Silhouette Pick Me Up Tool http://amzn.to/2zVPD9V
- Enamel Dots
- Craft Gems
After order completion, you will be granted access to download the SVG file in ZIP format. The PDF file is included as a reference. See video for assembly. File includes SVGs with solid scorelines for compatible die cutting machines with scoring capability (i.e. Cricut).
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SVG files are compatible with with Cricut∗, Silhouette (Studio Designer Edition), Brother ScanNCut, Sure Cuts a Lot (SCAL) and many other cutting machines.
NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED
*SVGs are not designed to be used with the Cricut Joy, Joy Xtra or similar smaller format cutting machines.
charles hansen –
completed the project today thank you Sandy for such a prompt response to my question. once i got that settled i was a little disappointed that the svg wasnt set up colorwise to the video truck it just makes it easier to follow. nothing i cant solve but a new person may struggle a little more. the truck came out fantastic and the free box svg i was able to add writing such as fresh produce and eggs on the carton using cricut and markers. 5/5 would recommend easy to put together and the instruction video was easy to follow.
Thanks for an amazing display piece.
charles hansen –
looks like a great project but i dont know how to attach the score lines if i hit the paper clip the whole project turns grey. how do i fix this please
Sandy –
I just read your email this morning and will respond shortly.
STEVEN SCILLUFFO –
amazing project!! i have made 7 of them in different colors and made whiskey barrels to put in the back.. only thing i didn’t like was the unneeded banter in the instructional video….
photographs.by.melanie –
I made this truck for my dad and he loves it. I used red buffalo check paper for the cab. I also put in acetate in the windows. To do this I modified the way Sandy did the assembly video: I put the acetate in the front & back window and the assembled the cab before I added the outside door panels. This allowed me to still have access to the inside of the cab to make assembly easier, then I glued the external door panels with the acetate in them to the main cab and ta-da! Windows.
To give the truck bed a bit more old timey feeling I used a woodgrain embossing folder with brown paper and hit the texture with a little ink. I then glued some popsicle stick to the back of the paper, cut them out and glued them to the bed. It looks so cute.
I also made the 3 of the moving boxes to add to the back end of the truck.
I really love all of the designs I’ve made from Simply Crafty. They are so much fun to customize and they all come out looking great.
LeAnna Chapin –
This was one of the easiest trucks I’ve ever put together! The wheels and axel make it easy to get positioned right. Your video’s are great! Thanks
james236 –
love it !!! great instructions , going to use it on a cake for our friend who is opening a car museum
thank you
Mark
twodotts –
Hi,
I’m just getting ready to start this truck. Really love your patterns. I didn’t see any instructions on when to add the steering wheel and dashboard? Also love the videos they make it really easy to follow along. Thanks in advance.
Sandy –
Thanks. I did not include that as the base file but for those that want to add it, so it is not in the video. I would add it the time you build the cab, before you close it up. Good luck. I would love to see it finished!
larryboyidaho –
It took me all day but I love the end product. I could not have done it without the video instructions. Made all the difference in the world. Thank you!!!
Sandy –
Oh, I am so happy to hear that you loved it! Thank you for taking the time to review!
Veronique Whitaker –
I have made a few trucks in my time but this one is hands down my favourite. It’s so well designed and it assembles beautifully. I cant wait to see what other vehicles Sandy makes!
Sandy –
Wow…I feel so honored. It is actually one of my favorite overall designs. Thanks for taking the time to review!