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#8151 03/10/02 05:11 PM
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What are you driving to the jobsite in ?

99 ram van w/ partition, vanguard ladder rack.

Good van so far.

#8152 03/10/02 08:27 PM
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88 F250 HD 460v8 4wd utility body, my van's stuck in the mud....

#8153 03/10/02 08:32 PM
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Just bought a new 2001 Ford E350 with a Knapheide LO Pro utility body. I love this truck! It is perfect work truck for our industry. Far better than a regular van yet not much bigger or any different to drive.

#8154 03/11/02 12:35 AM
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'89 Nissan 4x4 "Hardbody" *laugh*

The motor is strong, but the body is falling off. There's a 2-1/2" difference in the pin stripes of the cab and bed... They lined up at one time...

Doesn't burn or leak oil, I only put oil in it during scheduled changes every 3000 to 4000 miles. Goes like a champ in any conditions...

Had an E150 Ford Van with the 300 Cu In Six... I loved it. It met its demise one late night after a gig... Long story...


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#8155 03/11/02 09:04 AM
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It never ceases to amaze me at some of the vehicles electricians drive around in.

I worked with a guy once that did all of his jobs out of his early 80's mercedes benz that had seen better days. The car was super reliable but very unsightly. The car was waste high in spent coffee cups and misc. electrical stock. He used to tie extension ladders to the roof when necessary.

The guy was a damn good electrician though.

#8156 03/11/02 12:30 PM
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Ford Econoline 350, 2002 model. Couldn't resist the 0% financing. Had to reitre ole blue, it had 189,000 hard miles on it(1991 Econoline250)


Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.
#8157 03/11/02 01:14 PM
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Hixson had a Ford Fairmont, about a '75 model with the rear seat removed for hauling electrical stuff. This was in '96 and '97...

But, there's outfits driving brand new Dodges and I can't figure out how they're doing it...


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#8158 03/11/02 03:08 PM
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1996 F150 Work series with the 300 six and 4 speed auto. The engine is good but the transmission is awful. It never knows what gear to be in. Next truck will have a manual.

Anyone else have problems with these transmissions?


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#8159 03/11/02 04:52 PM
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2001 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 with A.R.E. CH series fiberglass cap. Had it since Nov. Great truck!

#8160 03/12/02 01:06 AM
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1998 Dodge Ram van 250 extended 145000 miles so far runs great 360 engine. have had good luck with dodge so far. Last van had 450,000 when it was sold.


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