...how about a homemade XL version!? I saw this near Idaho Falls a couple weeks ago.
Adventurer
If your Astro van is getting too small for your family...
...how about a homemade XL version!? I saw this near Idaho Falls a couple weeks ago.
2006 Sportsmobile, Ford RB, 6.0 diesel, SMB 4x4, RB50
2001 Suzuki Grand Vitara, V6, manual trans, manual hubs.
http://www.pbase.com/railvan
Adventurer
Yehaa I can only imagine what the interior looks like!
Observer
Read in a Rany Quaid voice:
That there Clark is an AaaRr Vee......
Adventurer
Just cleaning out the s!*ter clark. (in a thirty year old bath robe)
Explorer
Brian, that looks like I toy hauler rear door. Other than that...I don't know what to say...
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'03 Chevy Astro w/ NP233C 4x4 electronic shift transfer case, 4-5" Overlandvans lift kit, 4:10's w/ Detroit Locker, Rancho 9000 adjustable shocks w/ in-dash remote & onboard air compressor, 255 70R16 AT's or 245/75 16 MT/Rs depending, GTRV pop top w/ sleeper, Carefree Awning, Gaucho couch, Coleman Fridge, and tons of Thule
2010 Gas Gas EC 450, 2005 Gas Gas FSE 450, plated
Explorer
That is what I was going to say! How about those toy hauler rear doors! That is awesome!
That is ok, I saw a photo today of a fellow driving a Utah plated lexis sedan with a three wheeler strapped to the roof!
I guess they do strange things some days.
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Explorer
Originally Posted by Ford Prefect
Had to bring that up, didn't you!
Life is short, Paddle often
'03 Chevy Astro w/ NP233C 4x4 electronic shift transfer case, 4-5" Overlandvans lift kit, 4:10's w/ Detroit Locker, Rancho 9000 adjustable shocks w/ in-dash remote & onboard air compressor, 255 70R16 AT's or 245/75 16 MT/Rs depending, GTRV pop top w/ sleeper, Carefree Awning, Gaucho couch, Coleman Fridge, and tons of Thule
2010 Gas Gas EC 450, 2005 Gas Gas FSE 450, plated
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