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groundstart Installer Posts: 1298 |
posted August 20, 2005 10:22
   
Without a doubt I would love to post pictures of my 1990 Dodge Work Van...... Ashtray I havent emptied in a couple of years... BK Whopper wrappers when they cost 50 cents..... A handful of French Fries....actually they come in handy on a cold and snowy day.... About 14,000 bridging clips....tons of b-connectors.... TIME TO STOP.... IP: Logged |
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dwflood Moderator Posts: 204 |
posted August 20, 2005 10:33
Sounds like the old Chevy S10 I used to drive. The bed had a rubber liner and whenever I ran out of something, just lift it and whatever I needed was always there (bridge clips, screws, jack, fuses, etc). IP: Logged |
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KLD Installer Posts: 331 |
posted August 20, 2005 10:44
I'd send a picture of the ol' 88 S-15 xcab 4X4 w/ ladder rack, bins, and the two tone color scheme (rust over rust) but IF I slam the door too hard there'd only be a frame and tires left.  Last time it was washed was in the rain last night. The service truck (92 Blazer fordor)is real shiny, the cats slide down it keeping it well dusted. Looked at a Overland yesterday --- maybe ? IP: Logged |
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JOHNYREB Moderator Posts: 702 |
posted August 20, 2005 10:57
I was hoping I would get the chance to show these off. Here's the work truck
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Rover88 Installer Posts: 138 |
posted August 20, 2005 11:32
Great for winter service calls, can be fixed with the basic stuff in my cabling kit (Lucas electrics), and comes with a hand crank for problem starting. And, the winch is handy for those tough conduit pulls! Bill IP: Logged |
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groundstart Installer Posts: 1298 |
posted August 20, 2005 17:49
I want to upload a pic of my van inside.......does this board support smellavision..... IP: Logged |
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cat5installer Installer Posts: 78 |
posted August 22, 2005 06:52
No old french fries in my new van yet... No ladder rack or lettering yet either. Luckily there is no problem sliding a 6 and 8 footer in the back. And I love the "Access Package". It's so much more efficient then the Nissan pickup I was using (see it in the background --kinda). No more 10 minute "treasure hunt" to find what I need.
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dosjock Installer Posts: 33 |
posted August 22, 2005 12:23
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 24, 2005 17:28
  Dodge looks good on the outside but the inside ??. I think most of us have the same trouble keeping it cleaned out. [This message has been edited by wrichey (edited August 24, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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Frankiephones Installer Posts: 94 |
posted August 25, 2005 08:16
Hey Squeeky.....i need help posting a picture!!! [This message has been edited by Frankiephones (edited August 25, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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Frankiephones Installer Posts: 94 |
posted August 25, 2005 08:54
my prefered means of travel http://photobucket.com/albums/a326/frankiephones/?action=view¤t=bike008.jpg [This message has been edited by Frankiephones (edited August 25, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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mgere Installer Posts: 50 |
posted August 25, 2005 09:10
How do you carry a ladder on that thing? IP: Logged |
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groundstart Installer Posts: 1298 |
posted August 25, 2005 10:09
Here is how I get around.... http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a118/getwiredbymitch/radioflyer.jpg IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 10:25
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 10:30
I removed the action= line after the link it should look like this http://photobucket.com/albums/a326/frankiephones/bike008.jpg with the img in brackets before it and /img after it  [This message has been edited by wrichey (edited August 25, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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groundstart Installer Posts: 1298 |
posted August 25, 2005 10:50
wrichey.......you and I have the same service vehicles....... IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 11:30
that was your post I just fixed it (geek is not the only jack of all trades) LOL [This message has been edited by wrichey (edited August 25, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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Frankiephones Installer Posts: 94 |
posted August 25, 2005 11:41
Thanks for ypur help wrichey...I spent an hr to do what i did....Customers love hearing me pull up on it. Many older attorneys and doctors and such. They love it. I did what most of them were afraid to do as far as riding a bike goes. IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 12:15
Yep it is a good feeling to open up a bike on the outskirts of town you are brave. here they are going to make a stretch of highway 80 miles an hour soon and you can imagine the people on that road right. IP: Logged |
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test-ok Administrator Posts: 1813 |
posted August 25, 2005 13:01
pics are way too BIG, can you please resize them or just use a link? Thanks IP: Logged |
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test-ok Administrator Posts: 1813 |
posted August 25, 2005 13:41
We usta have company cars. The supervisors car:  The bosses car:  The installers got:  [This message has been edited by test-ok (edited August 25, 2005).] IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 16:26
Hey test which ones are to big?? should we keep them to a spec like 320x320 or?? let me know IP: Logged |
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test-ok Administrator Posts: 1813 |
posted August 25, 2005 18:19
yea..320x320 would be a good size. Thanks IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 25, 2005 19:46
Done but I cant adjust the bike, he will have to do that, I dont have permissions for others IP: Logged |
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SooprmanX Installer Posts: 45 |
posted August 25, 2005 20:18
I will get better pictures tomorrow..... IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 26, 2005 06:28
Ruben Who does the art work on your vehicle? I know a company close to you that can wrap a vehicle for about 2g's he handles timewarner and HEB if you are interested email me and I will get you in touch with him IP: Logged |
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SooprmanX Installer Posts: 45 |
posted August 26, 2005 06:40
www.razorgraphix.com Did it for us. They are now out of business. We did two vehicles identically and it cost around $200-250 for each car. IP: Logged |
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wrichey Installer Posts: 325 |
posted August 26, 2005 08:12
That 250 is a good price The wrap I was talking about is total vehicle coverage windows and all I will check with him on pricing for partial art on monday IP: Logged |
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