Here’s my new work vehicle.
I just got the first draft for lettering my work vehicle. There are a couple of changes I want but would like to hear your input. This will cost a little over $800 and I have $1,500 to spend.
Note: I’m not the type of person that likes a lot of graphics.
Kevin, that is a pretty cool set of wheels.
I like that.
Pretty impressive. 
Chevy HHR.
You can put a 16ft extension ladder inside if you fold the passenger seats down. Don’t do that any more as I had a ladder rack installed.
Nice Jae.
You know, I was always told that we come in this World as a Child with the undulating task of driving a three-wheeler, and then we get to be at 98 still challenged with the same task of learning to drive a three-wheeler.
Hope you succeed Jae. :mrgreen:;)
not even going to ask where the ladders are Jae…
I carry two ladders, the Extend N’ Climb, which I keep behind the passenger seat in the cab, and I have a 22’ Fiberglass Little Giant, that folds flat, and I keep it in the bed, but only when I’m out on inspections.
I guess I never saw the need for a rack…
Lol…16 sparkplugs to replace!
Lol…John just bought two telescopic ladders!
Mustangs don’t have much traction in snow but will get you there fast on dry roads…
I miss my 5.0.
Regards,
Remember not to forget to install the proper safety signs on your Inspection Vehicle like I did here.
Now this is top of the line. :mrgreen:
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Cadillac CTS. Two Telesteps, a 14.5’ and a 12.5’, both widestep versions. 27 mpg. Comfortable and fast. Clients love the ladders.
Don’t use ladders…
I don’t do roofs…
I don’t do attics…
I don’t do crawls…
Heck, I’m mostly retired…I don’t do inspections…
Not often anyway.
Actually I do roofs, attics, crawls, and an occasional inspection for referrals from previous clients.
Mostly I do insurance inspections, and those have been a little slow lately.
And I drive a '98 F150 standard cab, and I carry my ladders inside with me–unless I need the tall ones.
I use the pick-up bed mainly for garden supplies, such as dirt, mulch, etc.
1999 Jeep Cherokee sport, 6-banger just hit 200,00 I will start looking next year for a new work truck.
:D:D:D
Ford F250 super crew 4x4 - V10 Triton - awesome MPG’s
I like my Chevy Avalanche. All my equipment and two ladders fit nicely and everything is protected from the rain…
Here’s my assistant parking it for me. A new GM model. It’s called “The CBI” (Change you can Believe In).
I would be out of business within a year using a car for inspections.
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