What Water Wheels?

[Doc Harry]

We have a 4x4 Chevy conversion van.

There's plenty of room to stand up inside to change. Plenty of room for storage of gear and tanks.

The back doors open up, providing a perfect platform for getting into my steel doubles.

There's also a TV, VCR, refrigerator, stove, toilet, awning, satellite stereo, electric heater and an electric air conditioner to keep us occupied in between dives. We go camping when we dive. The doors have mosquito netting so we can keep the doors open at night during the summer.

10 miles per gallon!

 

[Diver Lori]

Whatever you choose, keep one thing in mind......you don't want your nose in the same compartment as your wet wetsuit in the heat of summer........especially on a Sunday drive home after diving on Saturday. :|:

 

[Ice9]

Here's what you need:

Photos: Nissan NV200 revealed

Come to think of it, that's what we all need.

OMG thats awesome! Now I'm going to obsess about this car until I can get one...

 

[divingtigger]

The new avalanches tailgate locks when the doors are locked (keyfob or button inside the cab). I looked at them but couldn’t justify the price that and with 2 kids and 2 dogs I would have to buy a cap for the back, and the ones I’ve seen with caps look like crap.

 

[El Cid]

So far the NV200 is the winner. What do you mean they don't have them at the local stealership? D'OH!

I'm starting to lean towards fixing the engine in the Durango and sticking with it. I have a couple more test drives this weekend but so far there just isn't much out there that I'd go nuts over. I can't say I've given the FJ Cruiser a fair shake since they look like Hot Wheels to me, but I might look into that. Most of our diving is just a few minutes down the road so I haven't had to camp out yet, but definitely would like to have a truck when the gear starts wreaking! Thanks for the info all!

Now to start a petition to Nissan for that NV200......

 

[Doc Harry]

Here's my perfect dive vehicle: 4x4 Chevy conversion van.
A/C, heat, TV, VCR, stove, microwave, refrigerator, twin bed, satellite stereo, toilet, awning, mosquito netting. I'm thinking of towing a small trailer so I don't have to pack scuba gear inside the van. Although I can go 250 miles on the 25-gallon fuel tank, I usually don't venture more than 100 miles from home.

 

[Garrobo]

The car rental I usually use at Ft. Lauderdale airport sometimes gives me a PT Cruiser. Works for me and probably would be OK for a couple.