Poll: What do you use your van for?

[B-300]

What do you use your van most? Work, Camping, Commuting, Storage, Project vehicle, Daily driver etc.
--B-300--

[Dodgevanman]

What if 3 of the four are valid? :)

I have 3 vans and each one serves a diffferent purpose.

[DANVAN]

My astro is the daily driver, the dodge is the camper/show/travel van,and as my son calls it, the special day van, because he knows I dont take it out everyday.

[B-300]

I didn' t think about multiple owners, myself included. My '71 is my work van. My '78 is used for storage currently.
--B-300--

[Ram3500Dually]

Where is the cruisin option? My show van was used for cruisin and showin. The only thing it ever hauled was the hardware home from a show :D

[QQB825]

i had to check 'em all. it's mainly a daily driver, but i also use it for Scouts (i run a Boy Scout troop; i carry gear), and as a work vehicle (home improvement projects, etc). however it is also my project vehicle, a work in progress. nothing too radical, just a slight pimpin'. ;) plans include tint, upgraded rims, sound system (already has the new deck, now it needs speakers), and some minor bolt-on goodies under the hood (tb, headers, ud pulley, roller cam/timing gears).

even with all that, after 67k miles it's still emaculate, and i plan to keep it that way. :)

[gsmagnum]

Mine is the Wife's driver.
I wouldn't call it a commuter or a daily.

[dodges 3]

Well, my Ram is a daily driver, in the summer only. My '95 Voyager is my winter beater. My '92 Voyager is a parts van/shed, and my '91 Voyager trailer is just that.

[stev]

- Daily/Commuter
- Camping ;)
- 12-passenger seating for entire family. :)

[Donzie]

I use my '95 for a daily driver and to haul band gear in. Next summer I may try camping in it.

[RamVanMan]

We drive our '96 B-2500 every other day or so. It's the only one of three vehicles we own that fits the 7 of us (the other two being an 86 Samurai & 97 Ram Truck)

It also acts as an RV on long trips, we can sleep long driving nights and economize on hotel bills. We did camp in Yosemite using it to sleep 3, the rest used a tent.

I also tow with it - does a pretty respectible job, too.

So, mutipurpose is our usage - and now that I fixed all that stuff I was discussing with you all, it's been 3 very quiet months - driving the wheels off, enjoying lower gas prices and - no breakdowns !

Thanks guys ! David B. :)

[Dodgevanman]

You can't fit 7 people in that Samurai Dave? Why the hell not!? :)

[RamVanMan]

"Cause the rear seat in only 30 inches wide !!!"

This is the Samurai, not the Suzuki 15 passenger Van - that is due out next fall.

he he he

[van-nut]

Yeah, you guys would look like clowns at the circus if you did manage to squeeze 7 people in that. :thatfunny

Pete

[RamVanMan]

Yeah, you guys would look like clowns at the circus if you did manage to squeeze 7 people in that. :thatfunny

Pete

You bet. Don't you remember years ago, all those contests to see how many people you could stuff in a vw or a phone booth, etc ?

Remembering that was what made me laugh when Nate said that....or the 10 clowns in the funny toy car...actually the Zuki back seat is so small, you have to step out just to change your mind......but the fuel economy is unbeatable

DB

[kkja]

Our '03 Regency conversion is the wife's daily driver, but also serves as a tow vehicle for a 21' travel trailer. We camp 4-6 times per year.

The 318 tows well but I'm a little disapponted with the braking. I would have thought that 4 wheel disks and 2 piston calipers on the front would stop it a little better. Yes, the trailer has working brakes, but it doesn't stop very well when we aren't towing.

Otherwise it is a great tow vehicle.

[Daytrepper]

I would say all of the above, not so much project/restoration, but everything turns into that at some point for me.. :)

[Canadianron]

I bought my 97 B2500 to haul my dirt bikes to the races. Been fixing up the inside, installing a leather interior pulled from a junkyard Chrysler LHS and installing a fancy stereo/TV/DVD for travelling. Getting it ready to head down to Florida from Canada in March.

[mgrenia]

I use my '90 B250 as a pit to throw all of my extra money into. It doesn't pay much of a return, but a $100 bill sticks to it like a magnet!!

Seriously, she's a rusty old van that keeps hobbling along, somehow. I don't drive it much, but since it's just a hollow cargo van it's a great place to keep household junk until it's time for a dump run.

My wifes thinks that I have completely lost my mind but I do have plans to restore the van into something that will reflect the time, money, sweat and frustration that I've put into it in the last 4 years.

This is my second B van. The first was a '75 B100 that I bought in Vegas then sold when I moved to Ontario after I married the sweetest girl in Canada. At that time I didn't know how to get around the required Ontario safety inspection...Lesson learned!
Boy, I miss her!

It must be love.

Mike

[BaldEagle]

I use my of daily: to my work and back
regular: purchase construction material (I am renovating my house(not so long ago I have charged tiles: approximately 15OO kilogrammes, the car had been charged entirely ))
and camping

[RAM MAN]

daily driver, but I bought it to haul my drums to gigs .

[vapid]

I love my '79 B200... It was inheritance from my grandfather so it's got huge significance. I've sworn never to sell it and I'm sure it will outlast me. It's completely stock at the moment, since I've just finally begun to restore it. It's got the 360 / 4bbl (grandpa had good taste) and the only current mods are removal of A/C and cut the exhaust off from the cat-back and dumped it to the side. The first thing I'm going to try to do is get a performance carb and intake, exhaust (headers, x-pipe, dual-cat, dual muffler, kick-outs in front of the back wheels, so long as I can work a deal with California) and then from there, suspension, body (not much to be done but replace 1 panel, front bumper, driver door, and then paint) and then interior. I'm very excited about this restoration and I will work on getting pictures up for those that would like to see as the process goes on...
Thanks for the technical help I've gotten, and for that I'm sure I will get in the future, guys.

[TragedyAndy]

We are a local band & mainly use ours when we tour!!

Check us out at www.tragedyandy.com or www.myspace.com/tragedyandyband

:cool:

[Ram4ever]

I use my '79 B100 van for the dirtier jobs, like carrying yard waste, lumber, concrete block, scrap metal etc., but it had a proud history of ferrying my band & it's equipment (and groupies...) before I started my current job. It still has beautiful dark blue carpeted insides with such critical amenities as a white/UV fluorescent light and a quad Alpine stereo.
I'm in the process of restoring an '81 B250 Custom Sportsman maxi van for use for camping, fishing, and carrying my 20" telescope to wherever it's really dark. I'm going to wire AC power through it courtesy of my monstrous 1500 watt power inverter, so I can run my telescope's computers, and any other goodies which might make life cushy. The cooler is already in place. Fear not, I haven't forgotten the UV lights; they're easier than ever now that the low voltage cold cathode units are available for modding gamer computers!

[Dadof6]

I finally got my 89 B350 road worthy and passed inspection. Yeah!!!!! I will be using it primarily for a family mover. My wife and I have 6 kids so the extra room of a 15 pass. will make it much easier on our ears ;)

[stev]

Dadof6,

Great to hear that you're on the Ram Van forum. We have 7 children and a 12-passenger Dodge Ram Van. :)

Last summer I was in Shelby, NC visiting friends.

If you get a tow hitch, think about towing and camping with a trailer. It's the best fun we're ever had with the entire family bunch.

Peace!

Stev

[Dadof6]

Stev,
Shelby is a nice area, I have a brother there. We have actually been looking into the camper. We love to tent camp and have often freamed of stepping up to a towable. We found a 30' we liked before we got the dodge but it would have been a little much for our 1/2 ton suburban. The 1 ton should pull it just fine though.
It's nice to see another large family man here.
Oh and that pic of your kids in the sled on the other thread, sneaky way to get a pic of the van :)

[RamVanMan]

Dadof6:

Likewise, glad to hear of you using your van for your large family !

We got our 1996 B-2500 High Top conversion van for the same reason, with 5 children, ages 2 to 12, we had outstripped the mini-van potential. That extra several feet between our blessed 'noisemakers' (the little girls especially...) and our ears is appreciated, not to mention that Wal Mart & grocery store trips are now manangeable.

Blessings to you,

David B. RamVanMan

PS: my dad lives in Brevard, NC. Where is Ramseur ?

[Dadof6]

Ramvanman,
Ramseur is about 3 hours east of Brevard, 45 min south of Greensboro and Winston Salem, about an hour north east of Charlotte. If you picked a spot about dead center on the map of NC you'd be real close.
We just took our first long trip in the van this past weekend over to the Asheville area and was hoping more room would make a big difference in behavior. For the most part it did but at times I think it gave them more room to draw back their arm before swinging. :VHOT:
Maybe we should start a new post about how many passengers you have in your wagons.
Our six range from 4mos. to 14years, 5 boys and 1 girl

[stev]

Stev,
Shelby is a nice area, I have a brother there. We have actually been looking into the camper. We love to tent camp and have often dreamed of stepping up to a towable. We found a 30' we liked before we got the dodge but it would have been a little much for our 1/2 ton suburban. The 1 ton should pull it just fine though.
It's nice to see another large family man here.
Oh and that pic of your kids in the sled on the other thread, sneaky way to get a pic of the van :)

Yes, the towable camper or known as a TT (travel trailer) is an great way to go. We've been looking to upgrade from the sleep 6 tightly to a sleep 8 model. The quad bunk house of the Coachmen 265-RS or 265-EX is one model http://www.coachmenrv.com/traveltrailers/captiva/floorplans/265RS.gif

The other is an Aerolite 26-QS that is basically the same identical TT. Both have the master bed hard slide out. For towing, it's a dream since the unit isn't super long. I'm trying to stay at a max length of 26 feet. Weight and turning as issues with a long TT. Plus, towing a longer TT eats into the mpg fuel economy big time! Visit www.rv.net/fourms for assistance or help. I'm in those forums as well in the TT section.

As you can see too, Dave here as a large faminly as well. The neat thing is, both of our families homeschool as well. :)

Yes, the childeren and the van is not only sneaky, but years later, they will remember the van we had when they are grown up. The DW stepped out of the picture on purpose.

I love my Dodge Ram Van/Wagon 12-passenger. It's not too long and has plenty of space inside. The V8 5.2L Magnum (modern 318cid) engine is great! The Ford is space, but some seats have tight leg room. Plus the Ford engine is weak for towing for the low ended V8. :WHT: The V6 in the Ram Van is better! The Chevy Express/Savanna is tight and cramped. It rides nice and has power. But to travel for hours in it is silly.

Our pastor who is from NC has a Dodge Ram Van/Wagon 15-passenger B3500 with the towing package too. He has eight children. We do family camp every August on Lake Ontario. We bring our TT's and there are cabins on the lake shore or in the woods too. It's only a few miles from the house, but what a place and a view! :)

Peace!

Stev

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"Laws are made for men of ordinary understanding and should, therefore,
be construed by the ordinary rules of common sense. Their meaning is not
to be sought for in metaphysical subtleties which may make anything mean
everything or nothing at pleasure." ---Thomas Jefferson

[What] your Father who sees in secret will Himself reward you openly." ---Matthew 6:4

[Dadof6]

Stev,
I was wondering how you fit all of you guys into that floor plan. Must be a little cramped. We have looked at the Puma 30-DBSS. Should comfortably sleep all of us. I like the floor plan you show, it is very similar. With a long van (15 pass.) and a long camper though I can only imagine trying to turn into McD's to eat while traveling. :huh: I will have to check out that rv site.

[Ram3500Dually]

You will get used to turning into McDonalds and stuff like that. You will get to know where you can and cannot go. This is my old rig I pulled for years behind different trucks and my new rig.

[dodges 3]

I didn't even know you were aloud to tow dual trailers. Whats that called, Piggyback, in truck terms?? But I guess you would know, Ram3500Dually....

[dodges 3]

Oh wait, or is it a PUP. Is that new rig as long as what you drive for a living??

[B-300]

You think 7 in a 12 passenges van is a tight fit, try a family of 6 in a VW campmoble. Our family did that some years ago and myself and brother were in junior high and 2 sisters in grade school.
--B-300--

[Ram3500Dually]

I didn't even know you were aloud to tow dual trailers. Whats that called, Piggyback, in truck terms?? But I guess you would know, Ram3500Dually....
Doubles, pups, trains. The only law that pertain to doubles is the middle trailer must have brakes and you cannot exceed 75 total feet. My new rig is about 5 feet shorter than my big truck at work.

[RamVanMan]

"We just took our first long trip in the van this past weekend over to the Asheville area and was hoping more room would make a big difference in behavior. For the most part it did but at times I think it gave them more room to draw back their arm before swinging......"

Dadof6, wow brave man with 5 sons ! Congratulations.

I've got almost the opposite, 1 son & 4 daughters.

What a contrast - I know the boys can be rough and combative, typically by nature.

Not that girls are any different - just different challenges.

I can relate on the 'more room to swing their arms !'

We work every day at inculcating the idea that God has put us together as a team, so as any team that has winning in mind, we've got to work together, honoring Him & each other, in order to be a 'truly winning team' !

I say that because, absent our children adopting Christ honoring self-government and deciding NOT to fight, we'd have to build a super custom 40' long Ram Van 9500 to accomidate the chaos !

Stev is a great brother here, and we've kinda 'chewed the fat' on these family issues - and fixed our Ram Van vexations along the way too !

Thanks for the 'map' of North Carolina - sounds like a great place you have - we are moving to East Texas, and hope to be able to visit the North East & South Eastern US more readily.

Glad to have you on DodgeTalk.com !

David B.

[RamVanMan]

Stev,
I was wondering how you fit all of you guys into that floor plan. Must be a little cramped. We have looked at the Puma 30-DBSS. Should comfortably sleep all of us. I like the floor plan you show, it is very similar. With a long van (15 pass.) and a long camper though I can only imagine trying to turn into McD's to eat while traveling. :huh: I will have to check out that rv site.

We also upgraded from several travel trailer sizes over the years, starting from small campers on Datsun trucks, to a 19 ft Terry TT, to a 30 ft Mallard TT, finally to a 38' Sandpiper TT.

Stev, I think our 30' Mallard Bunkhouse (1994 model) would be good layout to consider - it was a nice large, but compact unit, only weighed 4600 dry, 7000 capacity axles, and slept 7 or 8.

I traded it to my buddy who towed it nicely with an '00 F-150 truck - he added rear axle airbags & used a sway control WD hitch.

Our now larger 38' only sleeps one more, it just expands on living room & privacy, have two separate bedrooms, fore & aft.

It's definetly a challenge to balance size with suitability - you can get used to towing larger rigs -as 3500dually has shown with his impressive pics.

However, I pull my 38' TT with my Ram Diesel truck, not the Van. It's so poorly balanced that it even took buying a special hitch - the Hensley Arrow - to tame it's tendancy to sway badly.

Plus, when towing, you simply make allowances for where you can fit, and where you can't.....

My buddy has the one ton F350 Van Club Wagon, with a V-10 & Gear Vendors overdrive unit, and I think that it's the one van (too bad it's a Ford !) that could possibly tow a monster TT unit as capabily as a Diesel Ram Truck.

Wish you well on your RV choices......DB

[Dadof6]

David,
We strive everyday in the hopes that they will accept Christ's values as their own. I may have been reading a little between the lines but with some of your word choices I get the feeling that God may have assembled your family as well? We have three natural and three super-natural kids and getting them to work as that team can be a challenge at times.
I look forward to "chewing the fat" with you guys in the future.

[dodges 3]

Doubles, pups, trains. The only law that pertain to doubles is the middle trailer must have brakes and you cannot exceed 75 total feet. My new rig is about 5 feet shorter than my big truck at work.

Do you haul a 48' er at work, tandem?? Or a 55' er 3 legger?? I offload alot of 3 legger at my work...

[Ram3500Dually]

53 foot 2 legger. 53 is the legal limit for trailers in Canada.

[RamVanMan]

David,
We strive everyday in the hopes that they will accept Christ's values as their own. I may have been reading a little between the lines but with some of your word choices I get the feeling that God may have assembled your family as well? We have three natural and three super-natural kids and getting them to work as that team can be a challenge at times.
I look forward to "chewing the fat" with you guys in the future.

Dadof6:

I congratulate you on fighting the 'good fight' of faith - there is no higher calling on earth.

My wife & I are constantly striving to demonstrate Christ-likeness to our children, by grace alone we are able to do so !

Not sure what you mean by 3 natural & 3 supernatural....

Our children are all our own, and you can tell by their ages when God 'rung our bell' (thus, changing our minds) on having more children: ages 12, 10 --- 5.5, 4, 2.5 !!

But, it helps the older ones develop more sensitivity to the younger ones as they all grow up together - maturity comes faster, for sure.

Great to learn of your & your family - feel free to PM me anytime you wanna chat more !

[dodges 3]

53 foot 2 legger. 53 is the legal limit for trailers in Canada.

Ah yes, couldn't remmember if it was 53 or 55...

[Esprit80]

Hi,

My Wagon is used for daily labour, I'm service Technician and I have to do technical interventions at Coolers, freezers and washing machines ;)

Xavier :cool:

[DodgeZ]

Why can't I post a picture?

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is this one of those nazi forums?

[stev]

If you read the forum rulez, you will notice that there is a minimum nuber of postings needed prior to being able to post pictures, urls and the like.

[DodgeZ]

If you read the forum rulez, you will notice that there is a minimum nuber of postings needed prior to being able to post pictures, urls and the like.

Okay


which one do I click?

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[DodgeZ]

I looked thru in the info page and didn't see anything saying I need X amount of post before I can link to a picture. Do you know the post count?

[DodgeZ]

I was trying to post a picture of what my van does

[Dodgevanman]

Nice maxiwagon..tell us a little about it. I have a '72 Maxiwagon I've been working on. Look in the "Here she is.." thread in the van section.

[DodgeZ]

Nice maxiwagon..tell us a little about it. I have a '72 Maxiwagon I've been working on. Look in the "Here she is.." thread in the van section.
it is a 94 3500 360. It is an ex church van and it only has 49k on the clock. I have an 06' 2500 quad cab 4x4 diesel I use for towing most of the time. I use the van for family trips where I might want to keep my stuff covered and still tow my trailer.

I need to install a trans cooler and would like to put a shift kit on it. I hear the shift kits gives more pressure oiling the overdrive better. I also heard the rear ends go bad so if it does I am thing about putting a powertraxx in it.

[method5150]

I have an RV on a 1976 van chassis... I think it's a P series van. I guess living in it counts for a work vehicle? lol

[Dennis778]

I use my 99 Dodge Ram Mark III conversion van for carrying my windsurfing and mountain biking equipment. As I only got it about two months ago, I suppose I will also be using it to go skiing and for hauling around parts as I rebuild my 1989 Shelby CSX-VNT (dodge shadow). You could say I like Dodges.

Dennis778

[QQB825]

i had to check 'em all. it's mainly a daily driver, but i also use it for Scouts (i run a Boy Scout troop; i carry gear), and as a work vehicle (home improvement projects, etc). however it is also my project vehicle, a work in progress. nothing too radical, just a slight pimpin'. ;) plans include tint, upgraded rims, sound system (already has the new deck, now it needs speakers), and some minor bolt-on goodies under the hood (tb, headers, ud pulley, roller cam/timing gears).

even with all that, after 67k miles it's still emaculate, and i plan to keep it that way. :)
my van is no longer a daily driver... my new 2008 WRX is. :cool:

[BCM440]

I bought my ,02 1500 to haul my trailer and race bike to the track or my street bikes to the AMA weekends around the country, but alas, I have actually had to break down and use my van for work(wood flooring), 5 yrs and the thing looks sharp(JMHO) :cool: :D

[jpf1]

have 2 96 2500 sherry conversion van and 03 3500 maxi van for delivrey work

[Dodgevanman]

Welcome! Post some pics when you can.

[B200Bill]

I use my van as a Home Depot runner. We've been going through a home remodel and we were tearing up our cars getting supplies. It has come in handy at Christmas time with the tree and moving bulky things. With the slant-6 it is a little under powered, but it starts every time and it gets the job done.

[Dodgevanman]

Right now my '72 maxi is being used as a dump runner. My cousin is remodeling our bathroom and I told him to throw all the demo materials in the back of the van! :)

[leeann]

My '90 B250 is our dump/Home Depot runner as well. When it wants to shift out of first, that is...

[stev]

I use my van as a Home Depot runner. We've been going through a home remodel and we were tearing up our cars getting supplies. It has come in handy at Christmas time with the tree and moving bulky things. With the slant-6 it is a little under powered, but it starts every time and it gets the job done.


The /6 is a good putter of an engine and very nice on gas economy. Be happy that it's more of a savings than a big V8 drinking the fuel like crazy.

[method5150]

For now it's a resto... sitting in a driveway on jack stands. It could possibly be used as a work van in the very near future.

My other is an old 66' RV on a van chassi. speedo clocked below 40,000 original miles! Picked her up for 1500$ -- I live in that.. So I guess camping? It’s like camping 24/7! lol

[Dodgevanman]

Post some pics if you can Method.

[stev]

My other is an old 66' RV on a van chassi. speedo clocked below 40,000 original miles! Picked her up for 1500$ -- I live in that.. So I guess camping? It’s like camping 24/7! lol

Do you know that some people would greatly envy you for living like that! :D

[method5150]

stev, Cali living at it's best!
just makes sense while I work all day and goto school at night. i'm so busy I really only need a place to sleep. as of now i'm happy. hopefully my hard work will pay off in the future and i'll be able to afford a home

[g.metz]

We use ours mainly to pull a 2006 KZ Coyote 22CT camper (approx. 4200 lbs loaded).
Glenn

[VanMoreSon]

I use my '85 B350-based 19' Falcon class-B conversion as a rolling workshop. All the RV stuff has been removed and I part-out motorcycles, lawn tractors,etc. Since I live in an apartment, the RV serves as my garage. If I want to camp, I just throw in a cot,campstove,coolers,etc. With all the appliances,tanks and particle board cabinets gone, it weighs about 700lbs. less! I rarely drive it now but lived in it last winter at Slab City in SoCal. My Escort wagon runabout died, so I just bought an '87 B150 shorty with a 318. It runs great and it's like a sports car compared to the B350!

[sctattooer]

I use mine to get winks from the girlies ;)

[madscientist]

I use mine for sex! and sex only!
Not in anyway to appease the need for affection, that could be done in my bedroom, or living room, office, etc.etc.

simply because we love horror movies.

I want see a ridiculously cleshay super villian in action!

And we all know that they only show themselfs to couples "doin it" in vintage vans parked atop hills in the middle of nowhere, while listening to White lions worse hits and having difficulties removing thir socks!


sad but true :help:

[B-300]

....If your van is a rockin don't bother knockin.
I didn't think of that catagory.

[Ram3500Dually]

....If your van is a rockin don't bother knockin.


And the sticker that went with that sticker in the 70's was
"Don't laugh, your daughter may be in here" :D

[madscientist]

Ive heard of
"if this vans a rockin dont come a knockin"

but

saying "....If your van is a rockin don't bother knockin."

sounds like your on the outside of the van, and someone else is causing the rockin inside!

in that senario I would definatly knock!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=2ifZvIFpPOU

fast forward to 8:00 and watch
the relevant clip is at 9:20

[DannyDT]

Well I had a 94 b3500 wagon converted to a work truck, cng.. used it for local motorcycle tows and parts (both in the back). sold it because i needed more range, and got a 98 b2500. it's nice having a van as a cargo van with a 2nd row seat for the kid.

so its' a work van, plus gets daily driver use... loaned my car out to my mother because her car needs repair.

[DannyDT]

I bought my 97 B2500 to haul my dirt bikes to the races. Been fixing up the inside, installing a leather interior pulled from a junkyard Chrysler LHS and installing a fancy stereo/TV/DVD for travelling. Getting it ready to head down to Florida from Canada in March.

Do you have pictures? do the seats bolt right up? oh please make
my day lol

[77/360]

Mine started life as a 1977 Tradesman Van Chassies but was built into a 21 foot motor home so I use it for traveling and camping . It is my main means of pulling my race Car on a 16' open car trailer , it don't get a chance to set back and relax.

[Lavon93]

My wife recently bought a 2000 3500 5.9L with wheelchair lift and bus-style entry to assist with her job. She is the Director of a hospital based Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). She was doing so well and growing so fast, there was an oportunity to expand their fleet. So "her" van is a money maker for her LLC. :rck:

Her site...
http://www.myspace.com/csjenterprises

Minimal work on the van so far. General maintenance stuff, installed mounting hardware to secure wheelchairs, window tint, auxillary fans.
I recently replaced the radiator/hoses.

[97B2500CCV]

My van is also dual purpose, I have 3 seats, the third is a custom install, front of the third seat is in line of the back of the two main seats, this gives me the maximum cargo space and still sit my family of three. I do three types of work from it. 1) I do Mobile Auto Repair, 2) I work with portable fire extingishures & 3) most any sort of odd jobs.

[Jack33]

I am restoring and customizing a 1977 B-200 to use as a hauler for my auto upholstery business.