A van was high on a young mans list in the 70s along with Jeeps, T-Buckets and muscle cars. Oh wait nothing has changed.

I have only talked on the phone. There was someone coming to look at it last night. Wants $750. Exterior looks nice although I hate the color. Nice thing is it is local. I can do all the work myself. I would have someone more knowledgeable look at the injectors. Of all the old vehicles I have had go...

I am hoping to take a look at a 96 tomorrow. The lady thinks the injectors are shot and it needs u-joints. What is the likely hood of the injectors being shot? Or is this the intake gasket problem. Also does an Astro have u-joints or CVs?

I run out a few times when I was young. Once in a little Mitso I drove 2 or 3 blocks on the starter. I had a lifted Ranger with a busted fuel gauge. I would watch the trip and get gas. Once after climbing the mountains to Flagstaff then a head wind going east on I40, I got really mileage and run out...

Proper preparation and insight would have changed a lot.

I prefer the Lt tires for offroad too. I had a Jeep Cherokee that had car tires on. I was in the high country in Arizona and a rock slit the side wall. I bought truck tires as soon as I got home.

I could use some answers on the Ast/Saf. First as a short person I only need 5 1/2-6 feet to lay down. So how much of seating area is removed to do this? By the way I do not simply want a cargo van. How heavy duty of shocks can be used before sacrificing ride comfort? Will changing to LT tires affec...

Thanks, but I might be modifying so I don't want anything to nice.

I am new here and I don't have a Astro or Safari yet. I am hoping I can glean some information so that when I buy one, it will be the right one.