Buying Sprinter Van and ideas for racking system
Vans
Yes I am better. Dont worry. I havent even started to really shop. I will ramp things up in the next few weeks when the school term ends.nanmoo wrote:Come on KC7's you're a better negotiator/savy shopper than that. We paid $40k new not $60k. Also look at a gas Ford Transit. Nicer finish, just as much room, but $13k cheaper than the diesel Transit or Sprinter.
So far we just got some quotes from Sprinter dealers. One jackass offered us a fully loaded, long, tall Sprinter van for $63,000 OR......we could "Lease to Buy" the same vehicle....but the lease to buy payments present valued to approx $75,000....for the same vehicle. Not even worth calling him an idiot.
Will look at Transits as well. Thx
PS - my new name doesnt really give good me good cover if you still call me KC7s? Haha
What
A pissin Nissin. Don't go there Renagade. Punch that KC in the nose. Ba da bing.
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Nissan
Why not GWind?.....
Heavy duty (HD) version
V6
10 ply tires for Nat road
Drives like a pickup
Super reliable
5 year total comprehensive warranty
Lots of space, but still underlength on ferry (19.5')
Heavy duty (HD) version
V6
10 ply tires for Nat road
Drives like a pickup
Super reliable
5 year total comprehensive warranty
Lots of space, but still underlength on ferry (19.5')
saw these browsing the other day when my vanagon felt a lil low on power going up a hill, http://www.usedvictoria.com/classified- ... O_16302692
Bunch of AWD passanger vans from a fleet place I guess. Just couldn't figure out the cost to add a poptop or high-roof conversion.
Bunch of AWD passanger vans from a fleet place I guess. Just couldn't figure out the cost to add a poptop or high-roof conversion.
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Lawrence <a href="http://www.winddude.com">'Wind Dude'</a> Stewart
Lawrence <a href="http://www.winddude.com">'Wind Dude'</a> Stewart