Vans rock !!

Hey Jim,
Yeah back in the day mini's did alright on the track, well on a track with some turns in it anyway.
When I got this one it had a worked motor but an average body. Fixed the body up and now I have a nice little ride. I would like to get some pin striping on the bonnet. Something subtle in burgandy I think. Next person to say " how do you fit in that thing" or "it looks like a hearse for a midget" is going to get a piece of my mind

Im 6'1 and there pretty roomy inside.Sharp car man!

Thought this was kinda interesting

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Daiha...item2eb9e47716

Originally Posted by spokesniffer

Yup. Ima Vanatic! 65 Chevy Vette Powered Lots of mods.

Bad mother fucker right here

Got me a '66 Ford Econoline Supervan that my pops hooked me up with years ago and it's a good reminder of him now that he's gone. Was his mechanic work van, now it's dropped with a front leaf spring flip kit. Later.

I just got offered a '62 Dodge van with a 383 motor and 727 trans running for $1k...

This thread has me stoked,,going next wensday ,,to pick up my score ,, chev, g20 short van,,4.3 .still under 100,000 miles,original .getting it for 650 bones .dieing to get my hands on it,, it looks like the 70s era vans even though it,s 1995. dont think the guy wanted, to try change out the fuel pump, outta the gas tank, so i got it cheap.

I picked up this heap for $800 and threw a stereo in it and some wheels & tires on it.

I daily drive a 62 corvair greenbrier. the back is bagged waiting to do the front ($$$$$).

i want one so bad!!

Picked this up yesterday for $1100.





The only shiny parts on the whole van are the exhaust tips.

Originally Posted by elTee

Yes they do ROCK...



I miss this one, '65 Econo w/ 4.9 litres of tire smokin, wheel hoppin goodness

I would be proud to own this van

It looks better with some decent tires/wheels on it.

My old van, '64 Dodge 8-door. Daily drove this thing for two years, went all over with it. Great for camping too. High maintenance though, got stranded on the side of the road more than once.





Sold it a few years back, still get the urge to look for a new one from time to time.

I just picked this up today. 73 Econoline. 302, with a 3 on the tree. Shifting is wonky as hell, linkage is screwy, but in general it runs good. The shag interior and wood panelling are probably on the way out though. Plans call for a fresh coat of wax on the classic lace/panel job and clean the slot mags up. Maybe a little rake, new raised white letter tires, side pipes, and bike tie downs in the back. Stoked.

some pretty cool rigs around here!

love those 60ies / 70ies vans most

A-Team bitches! Milwaukee, WI style. Not mine, but I had to take a picture of it.

Originally Posted by Tito

I just picked this up today. 73 Econoline. 302, with a 3 on the tree. Shifting is wonky as hell, linkage is screwy, but in general it runs good. The shag interior and wood panelling are probably on the way out though. Plans call for a fresh coat of wax on the classic lace/panel job and clean the slot mags up. Maybe a little rake, new raised white letter tires, side pipes, and bike tie downs in the back. Stoked.

This thing is fucking awesome!

Originally Posted by SoNorthCustoms

A-Team bitches! Milwaukee, WI style. Not mine, but I had to take a picture of it.

Been a fan of the A-team van since I was a kid...always wanted one.