dbd33

As someone who drives a pastel New Beetle Convertible I'm comfortable in saying that an Avalanche is too gay for me. For an immigrant plumber? Forget it, do you want to torture him?

triumphguy

Avalanches are overdressed and over priced.

clynnog

The reason Avalanches were built and sold was to make the Pontiac Aztec look like a good design.

triumphguy

Too true. But they didn't succeed!

petesdragon

A bit off topic but OP how easy was it to sort out an aprenticeship and what qualification/expierience did they look at?

Piff Poff

I only mentioned it as it's one of the trucks mentioned earlier. I have only ever been a passenger in one so I can't comment on the drive or reliability or any of that. Don't shoot me

Simon Legree

Here's the ideal vehicle. Lots of storage or mobile workshop space. If you happen to be a Polish plumber there's lots of room for signage. It's recognizable so people will know it's the plumber guy ! Great advertising.

dbd33

It's the worst option, always a joke for not being a real truck but with all the costs of a real truck. A used minivan is ideal but a bit dull.

triumphguy

Doesn't this look like a plumber's van should???

Baby steps. Rip the seats out of a beater mini-van.

triumphguy

Here ya go -a little looking, but IMNSHO a greast deal.









1996 Chevrolet Express 1500 cargo van
Price: $4,900.00
Ad ID: 83112920
Visits: 150

Street address: Bridlewood Manor SW, Calgary, Alberta, T2Y 3T4 View map
Location: Calgary
Date Listed: 01-Nov-08


305 V8 engine with AC, insulated, perfect work van. Drives and looks like new. Must be seen and driven to appreciate. 212 000 km. Call Steve @ 403-923-7106 for more info.

Just kidding, this may not be your cup-o-tea, but there's some great finds out there!

Julie_p

I really wouldnt worry what you drive to work, nobody cares here you should see what hubbys plumbing buddies drive to work in , we hired a 4x4 dodge ram and it ate the fuel like nobodies business and was a very uncomfortable drive, that bad it put him off buying one , maybe you could try that first before commit?