I have got to stop googling Dodge vans for sale!!!
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01-06-2013, 10:35 PM
I see quite a few vans for sale down here in south Texas. Mostly they fall into just two categories:
1. thrashed work vans with 250,000 miles on them and a lot of damage
2. conversion vans with low milage. Some are pretty nice but usually haven't had any maintenance in 10 years so you're gonna have to immediately buy a set of tires and probably another $1500 for wires/hoses/brakes/radiator etc. Ask me how I know
1. thrashed work vans with 250,000 miles on them and a lot of damage
2. conversion vans with low milage. Some are pretty nice but usually haven't had any maintenance in 10 years so you're gonna have to immediately buy a set of tires and probably another $1500 for wires/hoses/brakes/radiator etc. Ask me how I know
Also funny is seeing conversion vans turned into work vans with ladders in racks on top and the side. It makes the conversion van look hideous.
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01-07-2013, 01:44 PM
I see quite a few vans for sale down here in south Texas. Mostly they fall into just two categories:
2. conversion vans with low milage. Some are pretty nice but usually haven't had any maintenance in 10 years so you're gonna have to immediately buy a set of tires and probably another $1500 for wires/hoses/brakes/radiator etc. Ask me how I know
2. conversion vans with low milage. Some are pretty nice but usually haven't had any maintenance in 10 years so you're gonna have to immediately buy a set of tires and probably another $1500 for wires/hoses/brakes/radiator etc. Ask me how I know
