Show me your business vehicle

I straightened up the van today. Took me a few hours but I replaced 2 250+ gallon tanks with a 100 gallon and a 65 gallon. I will be installing the big tanks on a trailer for doing commercial stuff later. For now, using ONR has saved me a lot of space. :cool:



I still carry the same stuff, but I don't have to cram it in there like before and I can finally utilize the height of the van(walk in and out without ducking). :D



dsc0495large.jpg




dsc0496large.jpg




dsc0497large.jpg




dsc0506large.jpg




dsc0504large.jpg






What's "THAT", you say? That's right. A GLASS MASTER! haha! As you can see it's not been opened yet. But the day is coming when I will need it. :D



dsc0500large.jpg
 
Looks very nice. How does that van handle? They seem like they would be very top heavy and tip over easy because of their height and skinny width haha. I'm sure they are just fine but it just looks like it.
 
very professional looking setups some of you!



I used to have a 2002 Yukon that I took out the back seats and used that for all my stuff. I swtiched over to a 2008 Chevy Malibu because the gas was killing me!
 
Shawn F. said:
Looks very nice. How does that van handle? They seem like they would be very top heavy and tip over easy because of their height and skinny width haha. I'm sure they are just fine but it just looks like it.
Click to expand...



[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rlk3tlAhhE]YouTube - Dodge: Trying to rollover a Sprinter[/ame]



Newer model but the same traction control.
 
Just seen this thread thought I should contribute. About to purchase a extractor but this is what I have so far. The racks that supports the hoses and the PW and generator where built by me and a friend of mine.



150 gallon tank

generator

air compressor

pressure washer

rigid vac

buffers + PC

laptop stand in drvers area which I don't have pictured

Heavy duty air bags in rear



van1.jpg




van4-1.jpg




van3-1.jpg




van5.jpg




van6.jpg




van8.jpg




van7.jpg
 
Bostonsfavson said:
I converted my daily driver in to my detailing vehicle, so compromises had to be made. Plus, I only detail part-time, so I didn't want to get too crazy with vinyl wraps and things of that nature. I added magnetic signs on the side and vinyl graphics on the rear window. I also purchased a tonneau cover and removed the rear seats (yes, I now have a full-size, CC truck that only seats two). I pretty much only do ONR washes, so I just have a small water tank in the bed.



3445764880_3c19430e30.jpg




3444950335_be73160b10.jpg




3444945493_f5b9159651.jpg




The reason I removed the rear seats is because a few of the things I use (mainly my vac and towel case) are a bit too tall to fit under the tonneau cover, so I put them in the back of the cab. A cap would probably work better, but I don't like the way they look. When I trade this truck in, I'll probably go the SUV route--make things easier on myself :xyxthumbs
Click to expand...



I tired to find a black one, but all they had in 07s at the time was white:



img8811au9.jpg




I would feel lost without the retrax rolltop cover.



After 10-12 hours of polishing paint the heated seats feel nice on my back.
 
gmblack3a said:
I tired to find a black one, but all they had in 07s at the time was white:



I would feel lost without the retrax rolltop cover.



After 10-12 hours of polishing paint the heated seats feel nice on my back.
Click to expand...



I hear ya about the heated seats. As far as white vs. black goes, I'll trade you :2thumbs: I wish I could show you how thin the paint on my bed is (actually has brown speckles along the top). I think you might shed a tear. It drives me crazy.
 
Jean-Claude... Now that is one cool van, tons of space, you can stand in it without ducking and doesnt roll over.. Diesel for great gas milage...:) thumbs up



757motoring.... Hey i like your setup too , very clean and professional.. cool rims too. Did you say you had airbags in the back. Do they mainly improve the load carrying capacity or improve the ride comfort too, or both?



Bostonsfavson and gmblack3a.... I would say the best looking truck on the market. awesome.. what kinda MPG's are you getting with them?
 
So clean Todd! wow !

Acura TL-S ForTheWinner!

I wish i had this car ... at least, i'll have a little "part" of this car on my SRT-4 (retrofit projectors from Acura TL)



:ca
 
Thanks J-F! I cleaned it up yesterday and applied some brand new Dodo Juice Supernatural! I still haven't polished it since last fall though...
 
Janji said:
757motoring.... Hey i like your setup too , very clean and professional.. cool rims too. Did you say you had airbags in the back. Do they mainly improve the load carrying capacity or improve the ride comfort too, or both?
Click to expand...





Thanks I put alot of work in. The bags are there to level out the rear from sagging when I have the tank full of water. I believe it also help improve with the ride especially on the interstate.
 
Here are some pictures of my van on a rainy day in CT, helps to hide the razor blade scratches that the dealership put in from removing the previous owner's vinyl :grrr



van001.gif


van002.gif




98 w/ 62K miles, and the signage is only temporary- needed something right away and didn't have time to design anything nicer. Working on it today while the weather isn't cooperating.
 
LoiG37 said:
^ nice van. What's the inside setup look like?
Click to expand...



In pieces as of recently, needed to pull my pressure washer to rebuild the high side of the pump. New valve retainers, had to be sent over night from Japan.



This is how it looked the day I set everything up. Still plan on welding up a nice square bar skid to mount everything when I have some downtime.



P2040448.gif
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top