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Built To Carry MoreIn the market since 1946All Type of Truck Body Manufacturing
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Built To Carry More·In the market since 1946
Bring the chassis. We build the body.
In the market since 1946
Custom Fabrication
Precision Engineering
Quality Materials
Skilled Workmanship
On-Time Delivery
Built To Carry More
Shakeel Truck Body Maker, operated by Saifi Enterprises, has been in the market since 1946. We manufacture open and closed truck bodies for commercial vehicles. Bring a new truck or chassis from the showroom. The body is designed and fabricated around that vehicle and the work it has to do.
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01 — 09Leadership
Three generations of Saifi leadership — building commercial truck bodies with the same factory discipline the market has trusted since 1946.
In the market since 1946



All Type of Bodies
We manufacture and fabricate all type of commercial truck bodies — planned around your chassis, load and how the vehicle will work every day.

Closed Body
A fully enclosed body that protects cargo from weather, dust and road exposure — built around your chassis.

Open Body
An open cargo body for construction materials, industrial goods and loads that need easy top or side access.
Not sure which body you need? Request a quotation and we’ll discuss the right configuration.
What we build
Beyond open and closed bodies — we also manufacture driver cabins, container and load bodies, special-purpose truck bodies and trailers.
Driver Cabin
Container body trucks
Load body trucks
Special purpose truck bodies
Trailers
Why Choose Us
Factory discussion, structural fabrication and application-led body building — from chassis to complete commercial vehicle.
Every body can be configured around the customer's application, chassis and loading method.
Focus on practical, durable fabrication so the body works as a commercial vehicle, not a temporary box.
Bodies are designed according to intended use — cargo type, access, storage and daily operation.
From structural fabrication to flooring, doors, painting and finishing, the body is handled as one project.
Customers can discuss requirements directly with the fabrication team rather than through a remote catalogue.
Focus on fit, finish and usability — the details that decide whether the truck works in daily service.
Manufacturing Process
A clear factory sequence: discuss, measure, plan, fabricate, finish and inspect.
Step 01
The customer brings the truck or chassis and explains the business application, loading method and any layout preferences.

Step 02
Chassis dimensions and usable mounting area are measured. Load type and operating use are recorded so the body is planned on the actual vehicle.

Step 03
Body dimensions, structure, doors, roof, flooring and internal requirements are planned together before fabrication begins.

Step 04
Fabrication materials required for the planned body are prepared for frame, panel and interior work.

Step 05
The structural framework of the body is built on the chassis according to the agreed plan.

Step 06
Side panels, roof, doors, flooring and related components are installed to form the complete body.

Project Showcase
Placeholder projects ready for factory photographs. Replace truck models, applications and images from the dashboard.
Before · Chassis

After · Complete Body

Closed Body
Chassis as received, then a completed closed distribution body fabricated around the truck for enclosed commercial work.
Before · Chassis

After · Complete Body

Closed Body
Closed cargo body built around the customer chassis for general enclosed commercial cargo.
Before · Chassis

After · Complete Body

Open Body
Placeholder project. Replace with an open-body fabrication showing deck, sides and finished vehicle.
Before · Chassis

After · Complete Body

Open Body
Placeholder project. Replace with an open industrial body built for commercial material movement.
Factory / Workshop
Customers can bring the truck to the factory, discuss the requirement with the fabrication team, and see how a commercial body is built around the chassis.






Factory Video
Add factory, fabrication and completed-truck videos. YouTube and MP4 sources are supported.
Factory
A look around the factory yard — chassis on the floor, materials staged, and bodies in progress.
Manufacturing
Fabrication in progress — structural work and body building from the workshop floor.
Fabrication
Close look at cabin and body structure as it takes shape on the workshop floor.
Completed Trucks
Detail from a completed build — the finish and fit that leaves the factory floor.
Customization
Tell us what you need. We’ll discuss the right configuration — not a generic catalogue box.
01
Work starts from the actual chassis — brand, model and dimensions are taken from the vehicle you bring.
02
Load type, access, storage, internal layout and finish are discussed before fabrication.
03
The structure, panels, flooring and doors are planned as one commercial body around that brief.
Customer Voice
Transport operators who brought their chassis to the factory and took delivery of a complete working truck body.
“Good factory discussion and clean work on our truck body. The team understood our transport requirement and delivered a body that works on the road.”
Gangarathi Transport
Faizabad
Commercial truck body
“Professional fabrication and timely handover. Shakeel Truck Body Maker planned the body around our chassis and kept the process clear from start to finish.”
Deepak Transport
Bareilly
Commercial truck body
“Strong build quality and proper finishing. We brought the chassis and got a complete working body suited to our daily transport work.”
Maurya Bhar Vahan
Faizabad
Commercial truck body
“Reliable workmanship and direct communication with the factory team. The body fit our truck well and has been dependable for our operations.”
JBR Transport Company
Phagbada
Commercial truck body
FAQ
Bring a new truck from the showroom, discuss the body, and request a quotation.
Built To Carry More
Have a new truck? Let’s build the body around your business.
Quick callback
Share your name and phone. Our team will call you back about your truck body.