I think the photos sort of tell a storyA Ducato, Promaster in U.S.Well this is Australia, the tow vehicle can have a 5,000lb payload and tow this Travel Trailer as well. another Cab Chassis variation of a European Van

Those all look like RWD variants to me. The ProMaster is FWD and in the U.S. is single rear wheel only.

carringb wrote:Those all look like RWD variants to me. The ProMaster is FWD and in the U.S. is single rear wheel only.It is FWD in Europe as well, it's stablemate the IVECO is RWD and AWD. All Cab Chassis's have a 3 litre Diesel

IVECO 70c comes as a 31seat Bus Another variation of the 3 litre Diesel Van

I want that van in the second picture with the TT. Nice!Who makes that; can't read the badge? Is that factory 4x4 or aftermarket conversion?

Ductape wrote:I want that van in the second picture with the TT. Nice!Who makes that; can't read the badge? Is that factory 4x4 or aftermarket conversion?Looks like another Iveco. Pretty common in Europe.

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RobertRyan
Explorer
May 27, 2015
Tripalot wrote:
RobertRyan wrote:
colliehauler wrote:
I have never seen so many bikes in one place.

Try Amsterdam, they have barges full of them

We stayed at a hotel in downtown Amsterdam and there was a bicycle parking garage across from the entrance. The doorman told us they can park 7000 bicycles there. You have to see it to believe it!

You will find they are fairly decrepit, so if you lose one no big deal. Same in Copenhagen Denmark I saw a well dressed woman in her mid 50's with a long cloak and boots peddling through the traffic in Nice, France. Common to see all ages and body types, riding Bicycles in Europe, makes a lot of sense in these countries , it fits in with the public transport and "large mall" aspect of many European Cities
Tripalot
Explorer
May 27, 2015
RobertRyan wrote:
colliehauler wrote:
I have never seen so many bikes in one place.

Try Amsterdam, they have barges full of them

We stayed at a hotel in downtown Amsterdam and there was a bicycle parking garage across from the entrance. The doorman told us they can park 7000 bicycles there. You have to see it to believe it!
RobertRyan
Explorer
May 27, 2015
The 3 litre IVECO Daily morphs into this

An earlier Ducato and trailer

IVECO Breakdown Vehicle. Another derivative of the Van
RobertRyan
Explorer
May 27, 2015
colliehauler wrote:
I have never seen so many bikes in one place.

Try Amsterdam, they have barges full of them
RobertRyan
Explorer
May 27, 2015
Ductape wrote:
I want that van in the second picture with the TT. Nice!

Who makes that; can't read the badge? Is that factory 4x4 or aftermarket conversion?

No from the factory a 4x4 IVECO Daily, same as the Bus. It can go OffRoad as much as a Unimog, but not speed restricted.. The vehicle was developed by Italian Military specialists for IVECO
colliehauler
Explorer III
May 27, 2015
I have never seen so many bikes in one place.
45Ricochet
Explorer
May 27, 2015

But I mostly saw lots of these :W
Community Alumni
May 27, 2015
It took a while, but I eventually realized that there's a truck in the first photo lol.
donn0128
Explorer II
May 27, 2015
Ductape wrote:
I want that van in the second picture with the TT. Nice!

Who makes that; can't read the badge? Is that factory 4x4 or aftermarket conversion?

Looks like another Iveco. Pretty common in Europe.
Ductape
Explorer
May 27, 2015
I want that van in the second picture with the TT. Nice!

Who makes that; can't read the badge? Is that factory 4x4 or aftermarket conversion?