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I traded my wife's conversion van. It was a 98 Chevy Hitop Mark III I bought new in 99. It only had 72,000 on it in all that time. It got used for a few trips and alot of short trips to gymnastics, soccer, etc. It was a sharp van without any of the tacky style you see on many conv. vans. Just not practical with the 2wd, poor mileage (yes even worse than an Armada) and bad road manners in the wind. It snows quite abit near us and if you combine a little wind with some snow you could be in for adventure. In the winter my wife would switch to my F350 CC and I'd use a company car.05BLIZZARDLE said:Hey man...congratulations and welcome!!! What did you trade in?
Nice work F350Lawman. Now me and you will rule the world with our Diesel F350's and 06 LE armadas. I like your taste!!!!!!! After two weeks of ownership we LOVE our armada.F350Lawman said:I traded my wife's conversion van. It was a 98 Chevy Hitop Mark III I bought new in 99. It only had 72,000 on it in all that time. It got used for a few trips and alot of short trips to gymnastics, soccer, etc. It was a sharp van without any of the tacky style you see on many conv. vans. Just not practical with the 2wd, poor mileage (yes even worse than an Armada) and bad road manners in the wind. It snows quite abit near us and if you combine a little wind with some snow you could be in for adventure. In the winter my wife would switch to my F350 CC and I'd use a company car.
I'm Rick James Bitch said:Nice work F350Lawman. Now me and you will rule the world with our Diesel F350's and 06 LE armadas. I like your taste!!!!!!! After two weeks of ownership we LOVE our armada.
DieselF350, aka IM Rick James Bitch
jyruiz said:Congrats on you new Mada, we almost got 4x4, but being here in So Cal, there is really no need for it. We had a 4x4 Rodeo and never used the 4x4.
Cillyone said:I live in sunny N. Cali, but we go to the mountains a lot and see muddy/snowy conditions. 4wd is seldom needed but when you would have been stuck in 2wd on that lonely dead end road in the mountains late on a Sunday night it is worth every penny to be on my way home to a hot meal and shower instead of digging and/or going for help. If I was a boater I would have it too after witnessing the problems some have had on the ramps. All my vehicles are 4wd, won't leave home without it.