That sounds great, Jordan, and pics of the inside would be nice to see.
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I use a Prius W/ the back seats folded forward. It’s completely full, but I have everything I need. I also have a Ford F250 Super Duty, but rarely use it for inspections.
I’ve seen plenty of inspectors rolling around in a $60k 10 MPG truck with less tools/equipment than I have in my Prius. They can keep the image, I’ll keep my fuel savings.
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So here is the Transit - Rear, side and My Co-pilot. A bit Frosted over and dirty, but you get the jist.
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Nice, Jordan! 
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Very good use of space…nice, neat and great looking, Jordan!
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Awesome customization. Good job.
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Professional!
If I could get away with driving something like this, I would.
Here in Northern Michigan, the snow can dictate how close we can get to the inspection address. Four or all wheel drive is often required.
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Because we’re driving 100 miles a day 
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Probably the first one. He’s handicapped and could use the work, you know, climbing up on my roof. 
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Same owner? Dents, rust, etc 
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One for work only, the other for work and date night…
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Don’t be hating! a lot of construction guys are underpaid for many reasons and many others are broke because of unrelated circumstances. Show me the report and I’ll tell you whom I would hire.
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That front ladder support on the Subaru should be patented.
I have been looking for a small vehicle for some longer hauls but the ladder situation has had me handcuffed.
Problem solved! 
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I think the handicap hanger is actually for the car, not the driver.
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One would think that it would be removed for the inspection, no?
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