Truck yeah! The US Postal Service on Tuesday unveiled a modern replacement for the iconic Grumman LLV mail truck that has been in use since the late 1980s. The new design consists of a waist-high f… ...

That's how long the Grumman Long Life Vehicle (LLV) has been in service, every single day since the mid-1980s. ... Grumman LLV mail truck fighter jets Chevy S-10 WEEKEND.

The old Grumman LLV was a gas-powered vehicle about as efficient as a small truck from the late 1980s. It was equipped with a ...

The U.S. Postal Service has awarded Oshkosh Defense the contract to replace the aging Grumman LLV trucks that are currently delivering mail across the country. The contract includes an initial ...

The Grumman LLV mail truck had only been on the roads since 1987, so it was still sort of hot news in the postal community, and Grumman was feeling pretty rich from their contract with the U.S ...

USPS picks a new mail truck—and no, they won’t all be ... More attention appears to have been paid to driver and pedestrian safety than with the USPS' current fire-prone Grumman LLV trucks.

USPS unveils new mail trucks. ABC News. Video. Live. Shows. Shop. ... The previous mail carrier van, the Grumman LLV, first hit the road back in 1986. There are still 140,000 currently in operation.

The iconic Grumman LLV mail truck is on its way out, and sadly, few of these ex-USPS trucks are making it into private hands.If we could get them, maybe we’d see more builds like this no-holds ...

This is the story of the Grumman KurbWatt, the USPS's iconic tinderbox of a mail truck gone all-electric. But first, a brief history behind the LLV and its military-aerospace-inclined manufacturer.

Built by Northrop Grumman Corporation, noted for aerospace and fighter jets more so than mail trucks, they are known as the Grumman LLV as you note and the letters LLV equate to "long life vehicle ...

The Grumman LLV mail carriers run on a chassis borrowed from Chevy’s S-10 pickup truck, which people have been modifying with LS engines since the beginning of time.

As you may be aware, we're currently in the waning days of the most-common vehicle you're likely to see that's not from a company known for building cars: the Common North American Mail Truck ...