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Les H

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Just like the lucky furry critters that get to ride in this sweet van. It is used for transporting dogs and cats to thier grooming appointments. Spray foamed inside!
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Just hose down the inside to clean...
 
<p style="margin: 0px;">Cool!&nbsp; I like the high top with the air conditioner!</p><p style="margin: 0px;">&nbsp;</p>
 
OMG $3.41 a gallon for gas!!!! I am drooling now.<div><br></div>
 
Steve , don't get too excited, that picture was posted over a month ago! It's now $3.61 , not too bad compared to Ny or Ca., but still .20 higher than it was.
 
Not too shabby. We're at $3.55 here today.<div><br></div><div>So what's all that stuff coating the inside of the van, and what are those tubes with the holes in them do?</div><div><br></div>
 
paid $3.89 reg unleaded yesterday. holy cow..(lower MI)<br>
 
Hello to everyone from continental Europe;<br><br>Have been reading this forum for quite some time now and learned a lot.....Thank you.<br><br>To this topic - a very nice van and a great platform for a future conversion. We sure do not get many of those to see where I live if any. I suppose there will not be much to do with the insulation - you can foresee the wiring and close the walls and start on the furniture. I like it, because it is a high top - one can stand up in it.<br><br>About the fuel prices though - for a gallon of unleaded 95 octane fuel&nbsp; - that is 3,78 liters, we pay 5,53 EUR, that makes 7,29 US dollars.<br><br>
 
Hi Misiljenl, welcome. 93 is considered premium octane here in the states, it's usually anywhere between .30-.50 a gallon higher than reg 87 octane. 95 would be like race fuel!
Steve, I did ask the driver about the van. It is a transport van for a pet wash company . ( " You Lucky Dog" I think) so by law, they have to keep it 72*, even if it is over 100* here in north Alabama. The yellow stuff is spray foam insulation about 2" thick , for a r factor of 14 or so. The tubes with holes are an air recirculator. Pulls the cold air up from the floor ( cold air sinks) via an intake fan and redistributes it towards the warmer ceiling, letting the AC work less hard. It really was a great setup, and the vandwelling possibilities were awesome. The driver was not the owner, so I couldn't ask about costs, but it was Definatly a clean professional installation.
 
Does anybody know the name of the manufacturer of the swamp cooler on that van? I'm looking for one just like that.
 
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