What do you drive to a rehab?

3/4 Ton 2000 F150 4x4 bought new in 99, 50 k for miles, keep it sharp looking :wink: Probably going to trade it in this summer for full size van which is more practical for tools and equipment with the Buffalo winters and as i already own a full size trailer if i need to haul lots of supplys.

Dave

I drive a Porsche with a trailer hitch. KIDDING. Chevy Blazer. Plus I have access to full size trucks and trailers too, so thats a bonus

Completely Jeep Grand Cherokee fan. Besides interior room, roof rack, I also have a trailer hitch and flatbed trailer for the big stuff.

I have a 94 Saab Story convertible I use when going to purchase/sell a property, recently with the top down and A/C blowing cold.
(It’s already hot here in Texas)

I have a Big A** Ford Expedition that I like to drive, but until I find the hole in the gas tank (seems to always be empty), or the gas prices go down - I’ll leave it in the garage.

When actually working on a rehab, I have a sexy white 96 Ford Cargo Van that works great. I can lock the doors to secure my tools and they are out of the weather, so no unloading anything in between projects.
The van is like a rolling warehouse.

By the way, here is a list of stuff landlords/rehabbers should keep in the Van/Truck/Car

*Frequently used hand tools
*ROPE (for tying down material/junk)
*Flashlight *Trouble light/clamp light
*Duct tape (for many uses)
*Bungee Cords
*two 50-foot extension cords
*Small stepladder
*Gloves
*Big trash bags
*Cleaning supplies
*cordless drill with bits
*Light bulbs
*Paper towels
*Drop cloth
*Garden hose
*Mop, broom, dustpan.
*Glue (Ever tried Gorilla glue? It’s good!), caulk, etc.
*Tape measure.
*Phone book

I also carry a 18.5 inch 12ga pump shotgun for protection, but usually only when going over to the wrong side of town :-\

Bighat…
no cattle

Hey,
About the only requirement one has here in Texas is A/C as wehave already had over 100 degree temps already. Also, you don’t get no respect unless you drive a hemi dually PU. So, I don’t get any respect, but I get the cash.
Peace,
Richard