I agree John and so do thousand of others when you consider their sales in the last 5 years when they were assembled, then disassembled and shipped to one of the Carolinas, only to be reassembled and tagged Freightliner, and now Dodge. Back then it was done to save import fees on assembled vehicles. Today Dodge is shipping them in assembled and selling them as fast as they can ship them. Freightliner continues to peddle their version to UPS, FEDEX and several other major customers. The Dodge version with side window and 109 inch roof with seating and front/rear ac can be converted in as little as 3 working days, as a transporter. It is slowly becoming the 1st choice in wheelchair transport for the commercial transporters and as ambulances too. Yes, its a mighty fine chassis on wheels. W In a message dated 11/12/2007 4:07:45 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ok, Wheelchair. Why aren't y'all making eyes at that 5 cyl dodge sprinter? It looks almost wheelchair ready! Even if it isn't real pretty, you are considering a big clumbsey ford. Looks can't be a factor. It isn't a minivan by crysler, its a minivan by Mercedes! Front wheel drive. Already got headroom. I'm surprized no one has mentioned them when looking for a personal vehicle. Best wishes, john ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
