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I'd like to add this to me fleet..
God these things are so cool!
Van baby. |
Saw one of these the other night at a parking lot of a grocery store at like 2 in the morning. It was blue, rusty and obviously a beater. My friend made a comment about how cool these vans were. I don't think she was all there when she said it.:D
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I am all there
I think these things are so cool. When I first thought I'd never get an MB or a Peugeot, this is what I wanted.
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Does that thing actually have 2.1 million miles?
My parents used to have the Nissan version of that thing when I was a kid. We went on a lot of road trips. I spent way too much time in it. Noisy, underpowered, very touchy in the wind... |
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Those vans aren't that bad overall, with the captain's chairs in the center and 4 wheel drive (yes, that really was an option)...with a bench, I dunno, though... |
Cool?!?! Are you kidding?
That thing looks like a Star Trek (old series) shuttle gone horribly wrong!
On a sidenote, I actually saw a VW bus turned into a ST:TOS shuttle. It was pretty cool, actually. He was selling it. Ok, so I am a geek. |
I do have to admit that there's one cool thing about 'em...the cabover design that puts the driver at the very nose. I always liked the cabover type designs :) and have always wished that there were more passenger vehicles that used that...
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You're kidding right?
We have a bunch of these ugly things coughing along on the roads here. It's like the nextbest kind of transportation if you can't afford a pair of decent running shoes.. This "vehichle" has the maneuverability of a foldable sun bed!! I have to say that this particular speciment looks very well maintained. Over here they rust away in, like 6 months or so.. Freestyler |
I used to think they were cool when I was a kid as well. Then I drove a Mitsubishi version for the computer sweatshop that I worked for after graduating college. I was hit by an inattentive driver who made a left turn directly into the front driver corner of the van. After everything stopped, I could only get out of the seat by lifting one leg out of what remained of the footwell at a time, and get out via the slider. I'll never drive a vehilce like that again. How I got through that accident with only a lump on the head is beyond me. Thank God for seat belts.
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