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i rathere have my truck aswell. That would last exactly 10 seconds on my gravel road, plus, i already got a van. if i want tv, ill just pull in my 13 inch and use an inverter.
Say what you want- I did a VW Camper for 7 years. It was a later model full-Camper with a VR6. Took that thing down some of the darndest backroads you ever saw- just had to be careful about ground clearance (a spotter was helpful sometimes). Actually bought it because the kid was in scouts, and we went places you couldn't dream of taking a C-Class.
Why doesn't Ford build something like that. They can. However considering it took them 50 years to figure out there was a market for a 2 seater Thunderbird and GT 40, it probably won't arrive in showrooms until 2040 or so. And people wonder why the big 3 are losing market share to Honda and Toyota.
They do!!! It's called a Ford Transit, and it has some significant advantages over the Sprinter (payload, towing capacity, etc). Now we just have to talk them into bringing it over here.
This van was not made by the factory with all those bells and whistles. Most of the features were put in by a customization shop. You could take any van and put all those features on it.
rich yuppie toy! aint very good at plowing snow or hauling manure.
Not all of us are fortunate enough to live on a farm. I'm curious though, just what is it about yuppies you dislike? Or is it just their toys you're not fond of?
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