What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

That's more like the mileage you expect on a 20 year old white van.

 

Purchased in 2006 with 26k and sold in 2018 with 302k. I transmission (200k) with second under warranty (260k). Only standard tune-up work on motor. About 1-quart oil every 3,000. Still kind of miss it.

 

My bran muffin recipe has 1 c of flour and 1 1/2 c of bran. I would use the dates, just chop them up small. You will have to tell us how they turned out.

 

Good afternoon. At the doctor's office getting my knee drained and some cortisone installed while I'm here.

 

Not too bad. They're useful vehicles.

 

No doubt. Up until this job I wasn't a believer. 16ft long stuff "fits" with the rear doors bungied shut. Iirr not even 2 feet hang out. 12 footers fit no problem. 4ft sheets of plywood stand up. Can fit narrower, long pallets.

 

So 14' would fit with the doors closed?

 

Don't quote me but I'm pretty sure. Can't say I've carried 14' stuff in there. Pretty sure flexible 16' stuff fits with the doors closed when the one end can twist into the pass floorboard. Obviously with no divider between pass and cargo areas.

 

Haha, I used to carry vinyl soffit and stuff in my tiny hatchbacks, poked into the passenger floorboard. Still had a few feet hanging out through the tailgate, but honestly felt more secure than in a shortbed truck.

 

I used to have a 32' extension ladder that would fit between the seats with the doors closed. Stinks that someone else like the ladder too.

 

Nice place.

 

Ahh...the ole 100k-tuneup-in-a-can, eh?!

 

My wife did that song and dance for a number of years until she had both her knees replaced.

 

Site participation is already transitioning into the "summer months" numbers.

 

Just waitin, seein what happens.