Cargo Van Interesting van setup.

billg27

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Saw this van parked near my home. Thought it was an interesting idea. If you put a bed behind the front seats, swivels on the front seats and put a nice shelve above the bed for a TV and microwave it would work well. Hang curtains around the inside. You would be totally separated from the cargo area and have a smaller area to heat and cool.IMG_0365.JPG


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ntimevan

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Looks like Dual Rear wheels , so a Red Flag to me , but i like your thinking..

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BigStickJr

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Not a four door.
Assembled from a modified van ?
Possibly a wreck ?

I had a customizer put a rear seat that converted to a bed in a F350 4 door that I pulled a 53’ car haul trailer with. It was pretty nice.
 

BigStickJr

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Cheesy grin or not, I was recently called out for recommending such a dastardly criminal act.
Are you above the law or what ??
 

LDB

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
It is interesting. If it were 9990GVW I wonder how much load capacity it would have fully equipped and properly scaled?
 

BigStickJr

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Scaled ?
At 9900 lbs ?
If one of you Van guys ever hit my vehicle I guarantee you there’d be an attempt to prove whatever you were hauling had you overweight on one axle or another.
And improperly secured. Both showing negligence on your part.
I’d have my lawyer pick apart your tie down install and equipment/practices.
So, pay your insurance, and avoid my vehicles.
And we’d work to prove you were probably fatigued.
Without proof you’ve been rested, probably easy to prove.

Not to antagonize, just to make you think about liability.
Thinking liability sure changed my operating practices.
 

Worn Out Manager

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
US Air Force
Scaled ?
At 9900 lbs ?
If one of you Van guys ever hit my vehicle I guarantee you there’d be an attempt to prove whatever you were hauling had you overweight on one axle or another.
And improperly secured. Both showing negligence on your part.
I’d have my lawyer pick apart your tie down install and equipment/practices.
So, pay your insurance, and avoid my vehicles.
And we’d work to prove you were probably fatigued.
Without proof you’ve been rested, probably easy to prove.

Not to antagonize, just to make you think about liability.
Thinking liability sure changed my operating practices.
Fortunately we know that ALL vanners are properly insured, short, tall, white AND yellow

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BigStickJr

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Scaled ?
At 9900 lbs ?
If one of you Van guys ever hit my vehicle I guarantee you there’d be an attempt to prove whatever you were hauling had you overweight on one axle or another.
And improperly secured. Both showing negligence on your part.
I’d have my lawyer pick apart your tie down install and equipment/practices.
So, pay your insurance, and avoid my vehicles.
And we’d work to prove you were probably fatigued.
Without proof you’ve been rested, probably easy to prove.

Not to antagonize, just to make you think about liability.
Thinking liability sure changed my operating practices.
Fortunately we know that ALL vanners are properly insured, short, tall, white AND yellow

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I hope so.
I’d sure hate to walk out of court the new owner of a dozen dilapidated yellow vans.
 

scottm4211

Veteran Expediter
Owner/Operator
Scaled ?
At 9900 lbs ?
If one of you Van guys ever hit my vehicle I guarantee you there’d be an attempt to prove whatever you were hauling had you overweight on one axle or another.
And improperly secured. Both showing negligence on your part.
I’d have my lawyer pick apart your tie down install and equipment/practices.
So, pay your insurance, and avoid my vehicles.
And we’d work to prove you were probably fatigued.
Without proof you’ve been rested, probably easy to prove.

Not to antagonize, just to make you think about liability.
Thinking liability sure changed my operating practices.

I’d file a counter suit that you were posting here while driving.


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BigStickJr

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
Your honor, please throw out this frivolous lawsuit as these cell phone records prove I was not changing towers anywhere near the time of the posts.
I don’t even post while my wife or girlfriend are driving.
If I’m in the car I pay attention to them, as any gentleman should do.
 

Ragman

Veteran Expediter
Retired Expediter
If I’m in the car I pay attention to them, as any gentleman should do.
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DollarSign

Fleet Owner
Owner/Operator
I don't know if I would do that. Mainly the fuel mileage and its seems to be smaller place to sleep than my Sprinter.
 
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