Hey, Doug if you see a little blue Kia Rio RVX, with a ladder and
inspection tools in it in whitby, I’ve come to play in your sandbox;)
Most of my banking is done down @ rossland @ Garden.
Steven
My Toyota Camry fits everything I need because of the fold down rear seat. Great mileage, very comfortable.
Craig - love your truck, can’t help but think you have to get comments all the time about it, looks great.
Michael
I will look into this, Thanks.
You know, I was half joking about the sedan delivery, but yeah that’s eye-catching. You must use the wife’s Mercedes for the Upscale market, I guess?
(I am well familiar with the Chev 6, as my first car was a '49 Chev coupe, a “business coupe” with the long trunk, lots of room for a folding ladder, too.)
Thanks, all. I guess a good start will shopping for a folding ladder, then go kick some small tires, eh?
Unless I find a '53 Pontiac sedan delivery first.:eek:
Chevy Astro van. Not too big. Lots of surface area for lettering ( my truck is my best ad’) Room to set up an indoor / mobile office. Full size ladders. Aerodynamics of a brick!
Asssorted vehicles of our Office…
Dear John:
My ideal was a caravan, I had 2 of them. Ran them into the ground despite regular maintenance. Good on gas, winter snow drove well and carried the largest little giant ladder.
Now it is a Sonoma 4x4 manual shift with a canopy. Ditto as above.
T.Neyedli
www.alphahomeinspections.ca
John:
As an added thought, just walk thru’ the parking lot at an inspection conference and you’ll get the picture. Lots of styles and ideas.
T.Neyedli
www.alphahomeinspections.ca
Re the Corvette reminds me of a joke.
What do hemorroids, and stetsons have in common with Corvettes
Sooner or later every a*s hole gets one! 
Hi, John, have a look @ costco for the ladder. There are many knockoff that are very good.
I got mine from Sam’s Club…
17’ was only about 156$
and real little giant will run about 300$
Steven
I paid $99 at Sam’s Club for the “Little Giant” knockoff here.
COSCO 17’ 300lb. Cap.
It’s been a great ladder so far.
Hyundai Elantra. It holds 35’ of ladder.
17’ little giant, 13’ xtend n climb, 5’ step…
Joe
I like the Vette!!
But I don’t like the Idea of having an 30’ extension ladder on a mini van.
Steve you drive a long way to the bank!
I’m about 2 k from there
Cheers
Yeah, I’ve wondered about the strength of those factory roof racks. Good for 2 pairs of skis, maybe. I think around here, you need a pilot car up front to haul a load that long, and watch out, pedestrians! :roll:
On the other hand, how can you get away with a 17’ folding ladder were most houses are 2 storey?
JK
Doug,
Yeah, I grew up in Pickering, Ajax, Whitby. Found a really good personal banker @ TD @ Rossland and Garden. With green card I never actually have to visit unless I am bored and need/want a drive.
Too far for inspections though, unless one of my agent friends out there ask. But 99.9% are in the simcoe county area.
Steven
Who the F.ck is talking about the roof racks you f…g idiot.