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Chris: We are appreciating StanVan more and more as time goes by. Have 17,000 mi on him now.......Colorado and Big Bend Nat'l Park in the last 6 mo. Did about 60 miles of primitive roads with no problems. We also really enjoy the visibility for sightseeing on the highway. Looks like...

I guess that was quite a coincidence, since there aren't too many of us here in Texas. Our friend spoke highly of you. I will be out there occasionally ...... stop by again when you see StanVan. Stan

I should wait for Chris' answer first........but I have to admit that he told me it wasn't necessary......but I wanted it anyway. Stan

As you can see from the pic, the surface in the bottom of that pit looked dry, so it wasn't all my fault......and I thought a UJOR van was supposed to go anywhere. Sure glad that little Chevy pickup was nearby to pull me out. However, after that we did some maneuvers that were pretty...

Chris: Don't you want to post the pics I sent you of StanVan's first day home in Texas?? I'll admit to pilot error in case you think it is bad PR. Stan :sombrero:

Good point........please don't tell Chris that I've run out of money. Stan

I'm not asking for much.......I only want it done fast and perfect!! Stan :littlefriend:

He doesn't have ANY time at all for the Ranger right now. StanVan needs ALL of the attention right now and he shouldn't even be wasting valuable time posting here until StanVan is finished!! Stan

Does anyone know why Quigley stopped offering a solid front axle as an option on their GM 4wd conversion? It seems that most people prefer a solid front axle rather than IFS on a 4wd. Stosh

Am planning to have SMB install their penthouse top on my van in the near future. Afterward, I would like to install a rooftop RV air conditioner on it. I am not real familiar with the details of the top, so would appreciate any opinions as to feasibility. The AC's only weigh about 100 lb...

Could you, would you, and if so, would it be a good one? Stosh

Chris: Do you ever do 4x4 conversions on late model GM vans.......probably to a straight front axle? Stosh