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The carpet turtle mentioned works great. Turn it upside down, pile against the floor.

If your talking about the gray stuff it's very durable.

People have had problems with the powerhouse. For the price it doesn't seem bad but as reliable as the Honda it's not.

What about a legal sleeper in this truck?

I had a portable ac for about a week, never again. Running a heater on one would cost you more in fuel over a couple years than an espar and I doubt it would do a very good job. As far as rooftops go not alot of them will run of of today's Honda 2000. I did run mine off one for a couple of...

Van teams aren't as rare as coast to coast Van loads.

I think he's just a guy having fun with his job.

It's freaking humor, relax, kick your feet up.

You all do understand he is totally busting on the low rate folks?

I got nothing but, wow.

How about this, stop grouping certain colors of vans or people that aren't US citizens as the bad guy. 346 people are running illegal out here and some drive white large vans and some drive yellow cubes. Truth be told you stated, I heard a rumor to further your argument, did you hear that on...

Make sure it has "plenty" of kernels in it, so it pops up nice and full.

I don't know who this guy is but he nails it! This guy is funny!

Can you show me in the terms of service where those words undefined are not to be used. Sometimes you just think so much it leads down empty paths.

I'll get right on that as soon as I finish turning in my high school homework

Once loaded plenty of vans are over 1000,1 lbs. You can define many however you like.

From what I see out here the number of yellow cubes out here has dropped while the number of large unmarked vans has rose dramatically. For the op to start this thread off with yellow cubes questions is somewhat misguided.

As do many white sprinters. Yellow cube lives matter.

Why is it you ask this question? There are people in nice white vans running illegal and people in yellow cube vans running legal. I'm curious about your curiosity?

If you do some digging you might be able to find an old thread where chef Dennis describes his hammock experience, lol.