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iblackford

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  1. Sorry for the late follow up, life certainly got in the way. I'd love to see pics of your setup, if you don't mind. At the risk of getting thrown off the forum, do any other competitors fair any better for sheet goods? Ram Promaster City? NV200? I'm keen on the Transit Connect though...'cause, well...my name. Ivan Blackford
  2. Hi All, I run a side business of doing small home repairs and home renovations for people. I'm in Canada. My current vehicle is a 2010 Ford escape, but it's getting increasingly frustrating having to move materials around between different types of jobs. I'm contemplating a Ford transit connect, as the lower fuel costs compared to a truck are enticing. Here's a breakdown of what I want to provide permanent storage for: -4x15" tool bags -10" Compound Mitre Saw -10" Table Saw -24" Tile saw (width is ~20", depth is about 30") -Reciprocating saw, Right angle drill, SDS Hammer drill (boxes are about 24" long, 4" wide) -various other small tools My plan would be to have a fixed set of cabinets on one side, probably 24" deep, and running the full length of the cargo area. Here's what I would like to temporarily store/move from time to time: -Ladders (6-7ft long, ~24" wide) -sheet goods (at most 3 sheets of plywood (max 5/8" thick) or 1/2" drywall. -12' length of 1.5" ABS pipe -12' pieces of trim I would love some feedback on ways to arrange my storage that best allows me move my temporary things from time to time. I think what is going to be most challenging are the sheet goods...I have heard that the long wheelbase version might be able to support sheet goods standing up, with the front seat folded down. Thanks, Ivan
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