New truck

[Al]

It's a DHL truck 2003 94k, paid $3800. through the auction. We put decals for now and were already using it 8) It paid for itself on the first job

 

[Brian R]

let us know when you get the wrap....looks kinda ghetto now but if it's making money, can't complain.

 

[topnotchman]

I'd like to see the price tag on a wrap for something that big.

 

[Brian R]

It would pay for itself with a second job. :wink:

 

[Al]

lol

 

[Johnny]

Always wondered why step vans aren't more popular with cc'ers. Seem a lot more space-efficient than cube vans.

 

[Bob Foster]

I'd like to see the price tag on a wrap for something that big.

About 8 bucks a square foot installed.

 

[Derek]

ahhh ShortBus Yellow...it def grows on ya Al. i love my ShortBus Savana van. :mrgreen:

ppl always remember ya, and when you are parked in a very large parking lot, day or night, VERY easy to find 8)

 

[Nate The Great]

Always wondered why step vans aren't more popular with cc'ers. Seem a lot more space-efficient than cube vans.

We have a warehouse with no need for a warehouse on wheels, 30miles to go either direction. Imo of course. I'd love it for space though.

 

[Chris A]

Always wondered why step vans aren't more popular with cc'ers. Seem a lot more space-efficient than cube vans.

They drive like shit, then again, so do cube trucks.

 

[bonesheal]

Always wondered why step vans aren't more popular with cc'ers. Seem a lot more space-efficient than cube vans.

I kind of checked them out, but it seemed like a side door arrangement would be too complicated--some of them have a little side door with steps, but don't look like a convenient place to put a slide-in. The back doors are sometimes too skinny to put everything in. I could be wrong, I was just looking at pictures.

 

[Ken Snow]

Chris have you driven a new cube truck? Our Chevy Cutaways drive like a car.

 

[Chris A]

not like a van though... the 10 footers are not too bad.