Most of these are all newer than my 69 E100 I built in HS in the 70's. (my ex-wife made me sell it, should of gotten rid of her) I thought round headlights were a unwritten rule? They are sharp, make me want to do it over again. That Dodge with the SRT motor blew my mind...
Oh wow. All that silver button tufting in the 77 Dodge. Amazing. I'm hoping (fingers crossed) that I can get my 76 Maxi to the 55th Nationals. I'll drive to wherever it's being held.
My 64 econoline pu gasser altered wheel base wheelie stander has awesome fndr extensions, idk how I even own such a street freak. Freak E truck or the Freak E stinky, Freak E p.u. I don't know..
I’m so curious to know how people clean the faux fur? My experience and from what I’ve read, once it gets wet or cleaned, it’s never the same, it feels gross. But vanners are decked out with faux fur! There must be cleaning secrets lol
Hi. Having grown up on the 70s, think these vans are awesome! Thanks for your videos. Do you have any suggestions for forums, or websites that list these for sale. Would love to bring one down to New Zealand. Thanks mate.
Thanks for the comment. vanning.com used to be a good go-to, but i think that ship as sailed. Facebook Marketplace seems to be a good spot now, although personally I swore I'd never join and have stuck to that. There's probably some vintage vans for sale groups there to look at. Craigslist has been good in the USA too, and of course Ebay for top dollar. Searching key words for the brand or years or models you're interested in would likely provide best results. We're on instagram @vantastictelevision and help with @vannationals promotions - there's def some IG accounts that post vans for sale as well. Good luck down there! Noosa Street Vans in AUS (also on IG) may have some insights on your area of the globe.
