Road rash and rust, in the arid west?
My search for a new van continues. Yes, every used vehicle has SOMETHING wrong with it :). The current candidate seems great -- but it has a LOT of road rash. I don't mind. It's a boondocking rig...
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I always thought that used conversion vans were a fairly good bargain. There are many of them that sit idle because folks age or lose interest in using them.
For the frugal, a good target would be an older van in good shape with low miles. A new owner would have to budget for repairs that come with any vehicle that is older or has built up some miles.
Another alternative is fleet vans but a buyer has to make certain that a dealer isn't unloading a lemon on the naive purchaser. If you can buy direct from a business, these vehicles are typically well maintained and have a service history that is documented.
For the frugal, a good target would be an older van in good shape with low miles. A new owner would have to budget for repairs that come with any vehicle that is older or has built up some miles.
Another alternative is fleet vans but a buyer has to make certain that a dealer isn't unloading a lemon on the naive purchaser. If you can buy direct from a business, these vehicles are typically well maintained and have a service history that is documented.
