Ideal Windsurf / Kiting Vehicle?
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thankgodiatepastafobreaky
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It even comes with a front mounted Wench 
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JL
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http://www.usedvictoria.com/classified- ... n_28167188 Just remove the rear bench in the summer bolt in a hunk of plywood from the front of the engine compartment to the back of the middle seat. Carve a hatch in it & you can relive the 80's with a sweet 6 foot raised bed & storage galore 
Future subi, ford ( http://www.bostig.com/faq/ ) or even v.w. power plants await you in your groovy adventure wagon 
Future subi, ford ( http://www.bostig.com/faq/ ) or even v.w. power plants await you in your groovy adventure wagon Thermals are good.
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rvanderbyl
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Here is a nice one of a kind family rig.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-Morris-T ... 2341126671
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-Morris-T ... 2341126671
Why aren't YOU out there?
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rvanderbyl
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I actually thought this was my old 84 dodge 1/2 ton when I saw the pics. These are awesome vans and likely has the 318 engine. This one is still fresh if the mileage is correct. Only things to look a little closer at woud be body rust. Everything else is pretty self explanatory.
Why aren't YOU out there?
They can handle the malhat and modern highway cruising fine?rvanderbyl wrote:I actually thought this was my old 84 dodge 1/2 ton when I saw the pics. These are awesome vans and likely has the 318 engine. This one is still fresh if the mileage is correct. Only things to look a little closer at woud be body rust. Everything else is pretty self explanatory.
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Lawrence <a href="http://www.winddude.com">'Wind Dude'</a> Stewart
Lawrence <a href="http://www.winddude.com">'Wind Dude'</a> Stewart
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rvanderbyl
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These vans have power to spare for most highway driving and should cruise up the Malahat with ease. Cruising at 110-120 is no problem even with a load of camp and windsurf gear. Even La Ventana should be within range. Seems odd that it only sleeps 2. Mine with the identical raised roof slept 2 up and 2 down. So I'm thinking they converted the upper bunk to storage If so...that could be gutted and a lot of sails, booms and maybe even boards could fit inside up top. I could be wrong cause the layout looks like it could be a bit different than my 84.
If so...that could be gutted and a lot of sails, booms and maybe even boards could fit inside up top. I could be wrong cause the layout looks like it could be a bit different than my 84.Why aren't YOU out there?
