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....explained that he always orders anchovies. Cheaper than Joe's Bait Shop. He paid the driver, and before he could open the box, he received a page. It was dispatch with an urgent message.

...was the Domino's delivery driver emerging from a Sprinter. Odd thing was,...

I'm wondering if it would be more reliable and less problematic than MB. Certainly service would be more responsive.

Nissan Commercial Vehicle NV Lineup Space and clearance for two pallets, though haven't seen anything yet on GVWR...

When I get my Sprinter I'll consider downgrading, if necessary, from the MB to Dodge or Freightliner badging. :cool:

In that situation, usually it's the wife who's the one toosh shay. Sometimes the procotologist.

Supposedly MB is offering incentives to make way for the 2011s. Our local dealer still has several extendeds, plus reefers built into 3500s, which seems narrow-minded when even a single skid won't fit. "Only" $16k more....brrrrr!

Just a newbie here, and if this were a pop quiz for us learners, I'd say s/t's net close to c/v's if driving solo. Teams can put in more miles but have to share profits, so net is only somewhat better. More miles don't necessarily equate to higher profits. Most vans seem to run under 1000 miles...

Right now, a new 2010 tall 2500 170" ext goes out the door in Arizona around $40k. To answer the original post, I suppose the comparison depends largely on whether you're into the Sprinter new, used or rebuilt.

To be clear, I'm looking at western states...availability, and pricing, may be better on the east side. Typically, today I found a California vehicle, 2005 2500 118" wb, fair condition w/100k miles, asking $18 plus tax...no records, take as-is. Bank owned, can't even test drive. Offered $12k...

That's what I'm looking for, and am seeing them for twice that, some with 200k miles. '04 model could also work if the carrier accepts a slightly older model. Better mileage, better carrying capacity, simpler mechanics than current models.

Her name was Rose...

Husband returns home, finds wife on floor, unconscious, calls 911. "I think my wife is dead!". Operator says, "Are you sure?" Husband pulls out gun, shoots wife. "Yes. Now what?" :o

I mistakenly assumed from the title of this post that the Phoenix Lights were again sighted. They're baaaaaaack. :eek:

As a van o/o, you cannot expect to do a LOT better, according to these threads...

Is that some kind of bovine-powered fuel?

To see a list of Mercedes-Benz Sprinter approved upfitters and body builders: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: Body Builders

Cheers to those who have served and continue serving the USA. I'm currently supporting the warfighter as a military contractor. That's all I can say about that. ;)

Dan, what's its GVWR? If you don't already know the answer, you can't BEGIN to look at vans and trucks to purchase. Read up, edumacate yourself, and then you'll have better questions to ask.

If we are talking about adding a trailer, then one looks at the GCWR, not GVWR. At least, where I come from.