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Jeep off-road, side view
A side view of a four-door off-road Jeep with the nose on the left. It has a short front overhang, a flat bonnet and upright windscreen, two doors with large hinges and handles, and a boxy cabin with three side windows. Big all-terrain tyres with lettering on the sidewalls fill both wheel arches over five-spoke wheels, the spare wheel is carried on the tail, and a step runs along the sill. It suits side elevations and sections of cabins, barns and garages, mountain lodges, and trail signage drawings. If another 4x4 is missing, a picture of it can become a block.
- Vehicles
- car
- Orthographic view
- Side
By semiraperonosetoca9731
Free, like every block in the Library.
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- Category
- Vehicles
- Approximate size
- 185 cm tall × 475 cm wide
- View
- Side
- Formats
- PNG, SVG, DXF
- Group
- car
About 475 cm long with the spare wheel and 185 cm high. Approximate, rescale it to your model.
Files and formats
- PNG
- Image for printing and presentations.
- SVG
- Vector drawing for vector software and laser cutting.
- DXF
- AutoCAD 2018 format (DXF R2018). Curves are splines. Layers: Inner (line detail), plus Outer and Fill when the block has a solid outline.
- ZIP (all)
- PNG, SVG and DXF together with the licence.
Frequently asked questions
The sidewall text is part of the line work. Explode the block and delete those lines, or freeze the Inner layer if the DXF has one.
Measure the front overhang and the gap under the body with DIST on the block, then compare with your site's ramp. The side view is the right one for that.
Yes. The side view has a clear silhouette, and the tyre lettering can be engraved if the lines are thick enough. Check closed shapes before cutting.
