Service Vehicles

[GlasWeldTech]

We have been through several service vehicles and was wondering what the majority uses. We first started with a 99 Ford Supercrew pickup that was lettered and striped all up very nicely, wheels, bed cover, pipes. I then started thinking and talking to some friends in other business and we decided not to letter anymore vehicles with our advertising due to sue happy people if we were ever in an accident. Our next vehicle was a custom Suburban. Then we had a Z71 Suburban and then a Z71 Yukon and an LTZ 4X4 Trailblazer, and another Z71 Tahoe. We still have yellow page ads and we did get some jobs from people calling and actually pulling us over to look and set up repairs but we are mainly Dealer Services and dealers here do not really like for the buying public to see a van on their lot with A to Z Glass Repairs working on their cars. MAkes sense. We usually move the cars away from view to repair. Down here in the south we have actually had to use four wheel drive to just get to some of the repairs.We still carry business insurance on our vehicles just don't advertize it. I really like the suburbans due to all the equipment I carry-Ozone machine, air compressor, 2 heavy extension cords, 1 box of leather dyes, 3 big cases of seat repair items, a fogging machine with chemicals, several misc. boxes, plastic floor mats with dispenser, Wsr box, air hose and spray gun, box of carpet dyes.

[bill4117]

does that fogging machine come equipped with disco ball, polyester jacket, and painted on pants????? lol im planning on using a 4x4 chevy astro van. i talked to my insurance co and if i letter it and use commercial registration and insurance all will be ok in case of accident... oh im also planning on going LLC to protect my personal assets. .... both of them lol

[toab]

I'm fixing up a 2000 Dodge 150 cargo van for my mobile bizz.The big white van sides will make a good mobile billboard for advertiseing .Also I plan on carrying my P.D.R. equipment with me also eventually.