CharlotteFlair:
Is it a Vanagon? The lord is your strength.

Olatoman:


Chief good afternoon.

Are you based in lagos?

Why I asked is this; our company Tundra spoilt so we looking for something that'll be able to do some serious work within lagos and the southwest in terms of inventory haulage (solar items and equipment).

GreatAxeMan:

Bros, no hard feelings, but you have just made a huge f*CK up. Ford and other American brands are worth less than sh*t.
A decent Toyota Hiace Van of the same year would have cost about 100,000 less and will last longer and cost less to maintain.

AKWATGOLD1:
Oga DarlingtonC, the vehicle is rugged and good but my fear is that when the engine started deloping fault the mechanic of are very few, it will be beantiful if the vehicle comes with manual drive.

DarlingtonC:
It's actually automatic gear Sir.

Do you know the vehicle well?

DarlingtonC:
It is something we can do Sir. We are based in Lagos.

Please email chinakazid@yahoo.com with the details

Cashio:
Next time, when you want to take snapshots, always take pictures in relation to the surroundings. Include a foreground and a background. Snap is 3Ds if possible.
That way, your pictures will be relatable easily.

DarlingtonC:
No it's not vanagon. It is ford e150 2002 model

ruggedtimi:
Bunkery...yes good deal

fkj950ax:


Please what is a 3D photo?
How do you take photos in 3D?
What do you use in taking 3D photos?

His photos are clear enough. They appear skewed and that's probably because of space constraints.

DarlingtonC:
please Sir, What do you mean by bunkery?

DarlingtonC:
Interior pix

Cashio:
a 3d image is one that captures more than one side of an object.
For instance, if he had captured at least the front and side if the vehicle, one would easily judge the length and width of the car and if he had stepped a bit backwards, he would have captured a little of the surrounding. All these information help in understanding images better

GreatAxeMan:

Bros, no hard feelings, but you have just made a huge f*CK up. Ford and other American brands are worth less than sh*t.
A decent Toyota Hiace Van of the same year would have cost about 100,000 less and will last longer and cost less to maintain.

fidtopade:
You mean this will cost less? I doubt you bro.

corneli83:
You don't need to worry much sir. You've got a ford E-150 with 4.6l durable engine.
Note : a Toyota cargo bus with same load capacity (bigger than hiace) will consume similar fuel. Parts are cheap (confirm from ojuelegba). Above all, it's a rugged America machine.

DarlingtonC:
As a continuation of this thread,

https://www.nairaland.com/7022619/buy-van-1.4m

I just bought this Ford e150 2002 bus for 1.4m

I have even used it last night to move some of my neighbours stuff.

It drives very well.

One thing I noticed is that when I am speeding, the steering starts vibrating if I want to apply brake.

But generally do you think it is a good buy or bad deal

xexybeat:
the vibration can be solved by grinding your disc... once you do that you are good.[color=#000099][/color]

ElValiente:
This bus ehn na him Dem dey take kidnap people for American film like madt oo. Love it. Ione man helped me carry 25kva jubaili generator go Warri from Lagos last week for 150k he still pack other things join. The man dey live like King in my area. The bus is investment. Good one bro. One thing I'll say is drive it yourself or dispose it.

GreatAxeMan:

Bros, no hard feelings, but you have just made a huge f*CK up. Ford and other American brands are worth less than sh*t.
A decent Toyota Hiace Van of the same year would have cost about 100,000 less and will last longer and cost less to maintain.

LikeAking:


No loud am.

DarlingtonC:
It is something we can do Sir. We are based in Lagos.

Please email chinakazid@yahoo.com with the details