Pics of your VAN! Post up!

[Eric S]

2002 4X4 Ford Adventurewagen

Here's our rig.

Unfortunately this one is going on the market.

Contact me if interested.

 

[logs2boats]

Back to work!

Well it wasn't actually an 'Expediton' but it was a bit of an Adventure getting "Sugar Butt" home. Tha Van did great! Trailer was a bit stressed but did fine also. On to the sawmill today. Happy Trails, Mark

 

[ujoint]

Nice chunk of wood!

 

[ihatemybike]

Did somebody say Scooby???

Hey, I have this shirt. Wore it yesterday.

 

[RocKrawler]

Digging the Dually! What size tires are those?

 

[logs2boats]

BFG M/Ts, 255x85x16

 

[Photog]

For the dually, do you have a special rear axle, or just special wheels and a front hub adapter?

 

[Fergie]

Looks good Brian!

Can't wait to see it in our driveway one of these days...good stopping off point for the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and the 4 Corners areas.

 

[Mamontof]

MMM sexy one :elkgrin:

 

[logs2boats]

Hey Brian, Dana 70 rear from class C MH, adapters up front, Alcoa doolies.

 

[Vobile]

 

[RocKrawler]

Hey Brian, Dana 70 rear from class C MH, adapters up front, Alcoa doolies.

So is it 4WD or lifted 2WD? Did you do the conversion yourself or was it purchased that way? And do you know where the rear dually fenders or flares were from?

 

[dsw4x4]

You can get dually fender flares from Alamo Conversion Co (210) 647-1100 or CoachCraft Industries (541) 466-5131. And if you already have 4 wheel drive or two wheel drive and do not want to convert to a dually axle you can by these spacers from arrowcraft http://www.arrowcraft.com/ to space the front out and then you can run dually rims all the way around. I would recommend getting a dually front axle or at least the hubs before running spacers in the front for two main reasons. The first is dually dana 60 fronts can be had for pretty cheap because there is no demand for them and second is spacers are not what I call safe especially on the steer axle. There is a reason most tire dealers will not touch your car truck or van if it has spacers installed, it is because of safety and liability issues. I am as guilty as anyone I actually run them on the back of my personal van but I check them regularly which is a pain in ******** and locktight them religiously. I like pretty much anyone that has ever ran spacers, have had them come lose on me and when they do it is not pretty because it tears up the hub the studs the wheel and this is if you catch it before it falls off. If it falls off you can only imagine the possibly damage at that point.
I think dually vans look killer I was going to do mine in duallys I even had the axles for it. But I talked my self out of it because I already have to pull in my mirrors when four wheeling and I knew the duallys would keep me out of trails I wanted to be on.

 

[logs2boats]

Yaaa Shur, she's a Fir bi Fir, transmogrified x uthers, Coachcraft (800-776-5960) 4 rears, Bushwacker (?) 4 fronts

 

[RocKrawler]

Yaaa Shur, she's a Fir bi Fir, transmogrified x uthers, Coachcraft (800-776-5960) 4 rears, Bushwacker (?) 4 fronts

Can you post up some good shots all around without the giant chunk of firewood? Its really an interesting look, kinda diggin it & the axles are plentiful for the duallys.