My raggity old 1978 long wheelbase Dodge van has about 14 feet of cargo
space in it from inside the rear doors to inside of the windshield
(windscreen,to you,Scotland girl) I had to unload a big two piece settee
(put the two pieces together and it is a lonnggggg couch,sofa,to you
Scotland girl) and I also have two tables and a few big boxes of junk
and two wheels/tires (tyres,to you,Scotland girl,wheel/tires three times
larger than on that little toy crackerbox you drive) and a boat engine
and and a big old air compressor and other assorted odds and ends of big
junk in my van.(I also own a 1971 short wheelbase Chevrolet van and a
regular size wheelbase 1982 Ford van and a 1976 Chevrolet ex bread truck
van that is bigger than anything you have ever seen and a 1914 Ford T
model car and a 1942 Willys World War Two Jeep and a 1948 Willys
civilian Jeep and a 1961 Hercules German moped,it has bicycle pedals on
it,I just now got my 25 foot long tape measure and I measured my Doge
van from bumper to bumper,about 18 feet long.I measured my 1976
Chevrolet ex bread truck in my back yard,about 22 feet long and six and
a half feet wide by about eight feet high) I had to make room in my
Dodge van so the window unit airconditioner I bought at Cowboy Maloney
Electric City on Ellis Ave here in Jackson,Mississippi would fit in the
ass end of my van.And you,Scotland girl are worried/concerned about the
big gas burners we American's own and drive and "waste" gasoline on.You
don't have a leg to stand on! Scotland girl!
cuhulin