Sprinter sleeper pics

Maybe on the west coast they're common but I rarely seem them in the rust belt.

 

Mercedes Benz engines are the best. Have one with almost 2 MILLION miles and going strong.

 

You have a van with 2 million miles on the original untouched engine??

 

Wish OP would return..............

 

It was 7 years ago.

 

Look up Hanvey Engineering. They show a sleeper in a Sprinter, std wb fits 2 pallets in the back and 3 pallets in the 170" wb extended cab model.

 

I owned three of these cars since 93' as my work/fun car.
The MR2 was a blast to drive. Mid mounted motor 5 spd tranny rear wheel drive fun FUN FUN! Wish mine had t-tops. They are basically classic cars and hard to find and expensive.

The Subaru GL wagon was a great work truck for me. It had AWD and I would load that sucker up with cargo and make a ton of money with it. My two biggest complaibnts were the automatic transmisson lacked over drive so it would scream down the highway at 80-90 mph and the rust. It rotted away.

I m 2008 as gas prices were soaring I was driving a big old 97' Cadillac Deville Concurs with a thirsty Northsrt V8. I wanted a 4wd car that I could take the top off and was economical and I didn't want a another jeep Wrangler. I picked up a 91' Geo Tracker with working A/C. I had it for three years and had a ton of fun with it and yes I loaded that up with a hand truck and cargo too and used it for work.

Here is one of my favorite pics of my little Tracker.

 

I remember Trackers being overbuilt for what they were. (Compact SUV)

It's not surprising they're still kicking around, but it's a shame there isn't a fresh supply of a similar type vehicle anymore.

I thought I'd see zombie X-90's floating around since it was such a ridiculously impractical vehicle but still built on a robust chassis but it's been at least 7 years since I've seen one. (This doesn't discount that there might be a farm nearby with a pair in a shed, sans doors & glass, sitting on knobbies and a lift kit waiting on the next hunting season. I'm just not seeing them on the road anymore.)

 

Even thou we only see his sleeper area, it probably still is capable of more space by opening the back and lifting the bed when more room needed in a pinch.

 

Can you actually make decent money without having to follow any regulations in one of these things?
Never seen anything like it haha