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Yep pretty much, over priced ugly ass high roof abominations lol.

 

Ah, it's a styling issue.  You like vehicles made from tooling built in the 70s so you can disappear amongst the sea of white vans that account for every 3rd vehicle on the road. :)

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Ah, it's a styling issue. You like vehicles made from tooling built in the 70s so you can disappear amongst the sea of white vans that account for every 3rd vehicle on the road. :)

No its an issue of it won't fit in my customers driveways without ripping their cable wire off their house. Otherwise their great.

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The new Ford Transits are available in three different roof heights, the lowest of which is Econoline height FWIW. Transit=Econoline, Transit Connect=the little van thing. 

 

They're ugly, but have significantly less blindspots. Also, if you have an inner Clint Eastwood like me, they aren't Italian imports.

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The new Ford Transits are available in three different roof heights, the lowest of which is Econoline height FWIW. Transit=Econoline, Transit Connect=the little van thing.

 

They're ugly, but have significantly less blindspots. Also, if you have an inner Clint Eastwood like me, they aren't Italian imports.

The little van can't hold 5,000 lbs of tools and materials. I need a one ton minimum. I can break an e250 in half as soon as I load it up. Black pipe fittings aren't light.

I'm not getting a front wheel drive mini van with a tall roof, just ain't gonna happen. The dodge is FWD and that's even worse to me than the Ford monstrosity they're selling now. I'll just buy a Chevy 3500 normal van. If I'm going to get a high roof van it may as well just be a box truck at that point.

 

Sorry for taking the thread off track, here's some Jeep Porn.

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^ Id bet that the only off road that thing has seen is grass at a car show after they pulled it off a trailer

I actually watched them load and unload it from my balcony of my timeshare in OC Maryland. It never touched grass from the trailer to inside the convention center. Concrete all the way lol.

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how about a Jeep Liberty? can be had as v6 4wd stick (5spd or 6spd depending on the year). A LOT more comfortable than an Wrangler.

My wife's KK drives like a tank, the suspension is not smooth in that liberty at all. Besides everyone knows that's a girls car :lol:

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My wife's KK drives like a tank, the suspension is not smooth in that liberty at all. Besides everyone knows that's a girls car :lol:

3 worlds.... Jeepin By Al

(now JBA Offroad)

 

OME springs and dampers made a WORLD of difference in my jeep.

also, I don't consider KK's to be Liberty's :D

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3 worlds.... Jeepin By Al

(now JBA Offroad)

 

OME springs and dampers made a WORLD of difference in my jeep.

also, I don't consider KK's to be Liberty's :D

Lol yeah your right the KJ is more manly :lol: Her KK is going back in a few months at the end of the lease. There's a guy in my club that did a solid front axle swap on his KJ, 6"of lift on 35 KM2's, with front and rear lockers. He goes anywhere my rig can, they're pretty capable with the right progressive spring set up.

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I don't want to be that guy, but...

 

..Wranglers are pushing it for me. I'll leave it at that to be polite  :)

 

Plus, I do NOT want anything lifted. I don't want another project, I already have two.

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