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Steven, why such a large "vehicle" for such a small package?

I use a 2004 Nissan Quest.


Kelly

1993 GMC Astovan-EXT I picked up for $1k after my previous 1991 Ford E-150 clunker blew the tranny out.  No seats in the rear and just the two buckets in the front.  Just enough room for my current stuff, I want another set of speakers...so going to have to go down a different path.  Truck & covered trailer....is the way I'm leaning, but that won't be for awhile!

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1995 Windstar with just the two front buckets - can carry one system completely but the second has subs and they just won't fit! I can carry each set in my 2001 Ford F250 with canopy but it has a rhino liner and it is impossible to slide anything on it, which of course means we have to actually climb in and move the equipment while leaning over at a horrible angle....Am thinking about a Ford 350 van but at this point I'm gig-compromised so that will have to wait. Van is great because it is lower to the ground. One of our systems is in a rolling SKB shock-mounted road case and it is SOOOO heavy..(with extra amp & equalizer for subs)...and that always travels in the van for obvious reasons.

Age I suppose Kelly.  I don't recall where I parked my primary vehicle.




I mostly use the larger vehicle for the stack with the horns.


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