2010 Ford Transit Connect

Blue Goose · Feb 12, 2009

2010 Ford Transit Connect: A Truly Multipurpose Commercial Vehicle

TexasNomad · Feb 12, 2009

Is that gay or just creepy....

tomtoc · Feb 12, 2009

looks nice for a commercial van, but the hearse pics above are just strange

SuperCab · Feb 12, 2009

Yeah, the fake dead people in the back are a great sales pitch.

Blue Goose · Feb 12, 2009

Those are CPR dummies for a CPR and First Aid training co. according to the article.

Skandocious · Feb 12, 2009

Hahah yeah those are CPR dummies. Read the article 'smiliedoh'

SuperCab · Feb 12, 2009

SuperCab said:
Yeah, the fake dead people in the back are a great sales pitch.

Blue Goose said:
Those are CPR dummies for a CPR and First Aid training co. according to the article.

Skandocious said:
Hahah yeah those are CPR dummies. Read the article

Oops...

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radialarm · Feb 12, 2009

I'll get one when I turn into a serial killer clown!!!

TexasNomad · Feb 12, 2009

Then you will be my all time Hero

polarbear · Feb 12, 2009

I say they sell a ton of them. Serious.

tomtoc · Feb 13, 2009

polarbear said:
I say they sell a ton of them. Serious.

i agree, just seems funny to use those dummies as an example.

delivery truck, contractors, etc. how many people at the show or whatever have been looking for a great way to transport their CPR dummies?

1985 Ford F-150 · Feb 13, 2009

How many contracters do ya see with a 2wd van.

Bricks · Feb 13, 2009

1985 Ford F-150 said:
How many contracters do ya see with a 2wd van.

Tons of them out here - particularly plumbers and electricians.

john112deere · Feb 13, 2009

Yep...even here in the frozen north, vans are very popular with plumbers, electricians, painters, etc.

My concern with that would be payload. I used to work at a place that had a Chevy 2500 van, and I made deliveries with it. Sign taped to the dashboard told me it was rated for 1700 lbs of cargo. Never crossed a scale with it, but you can "fit" a lot more steel than 1700 lbs in the back of a cargo van...

I'm imagining that plumbers and electricians might not have much trouble getting over the weight rating of that thing...

1985 Ford F-150 · Feb 13, 2009

Didnt think about plumbers and electricians I was think about construction contracters.

RangerPilot · Feb 13, 2009

That's pretty cool.

Though yeah...the dolls are creeeeeeeeepy....

SuperCab · Feb 13, 2009

A friend of mine who is a framing contractor has a 2wd chevy van...

tomtoc · Feb 13, 2009

while googling for info on this, i found this amazing f650
http://www.autoblog.com/photos/alton-mfg-f-650-xuv/628747/full/

LEB Ben · Feb 13, 2009

tomtoc said:
while googling for info on this, i found this amazing f650
http://www.autoblog.com/photos/alton-mfg-f-650-xuv/628747/full/

Looks like Orlando Brown's 650...except his is black. Sidenote...once when Jamal Lewis was back here on campus, he went out with some of us guys and took us for a ride in his red 650, but it didn't have the cab extension...that was a cool day in my book.

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