The brave souls who bought a used, 340k-mile rental camper van
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#2That paintjob reminds me somewhat of the GTA San Andreas campervan of The Truth.
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#3Thanks for sharing that, that was just a nice story.
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#4"Runs and Drives" for $4300 is a bargain. All the other features were a bonus.
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#5I can’t find details about their bankruptcy except some platitudes. How does such a business suddenly go broke?
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#6My kids call those “free candy vans” hah.
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#7I can’t find details about their bankruptcy except some platitudes. How does such a business suddenly go broke?
"How did you go bankrupt?" Bill asked.
"Two ways," Mike said. "Gradually, then suddenly."
-- Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also RisesRe: The brave souls who bought a used, 340k-mile rental camper van
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#9Fleet vehicles are generally not a terrible bet, they've at least been somewhat maintained.
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#10Really cool story! It's always been my premise that good maintenance means longevity on vehicles. I keep our vehicles with the idea of "driving the wheels off of them", but always end up giving them to my kids after wanting an upgrade vehicle with some modern tech. (One of them has almost 200K miles on it.)
As for a Honda Element, I've always wanted one, but my wife thinks they're ugly. ;)