the corvette is waiting on a diff so now that the winter is gone i had to at least put my van back on the road. Thing is the lawn near the barn had thawed out and was full of water.

the Van started pretty easily, i let it idle while checking tire pressure. but then shit got real when i drove it out the barn.

there is a slight slope comming out and the van being reaaaally low meant that the saging ground lowered it enought for my suspension air line to get crushed and i lost all the air in the front and i had the front crossmember
sitting on the ground with my sidepipes full of mud doing 1 wheel burnouts.... last year i had taken it out of the barn while the ground was frozen and parked it on asphalt before the winter was over.

had to chain it to my jimmy to pull it to the drive way, now i fucked up my grandfather lawn but he didnt seem to give a fuck.
at that point i had to change that front air line, and lucky me i had a spare one in the truck took me 10 mins and i had front suspensions again .
from this picture you can see the crossmember is literally inches off the ground.


This post was edited by BlueAndWhite on Apr 12 2016 04:53pm

I love that van.

hey little boy, would you like a piece of candy?

you're kinda the reason i want a van not going to lie.

Is it 4wd?

That thing is bad ass! I'd road trip it everywhere

I like it !

low though slow for speed bumps.

This post was edited by Cjarvis on Apr 12 2016 10:10pm

Why can't he give candy to girls bro?


Ps digging that van and your neighbourhood that rustic feel to it.

This post was edited by charliemurphy on Apr 12 2016 11:48pm

got the thumbs up from a dude in a pick up on my way back from work today haha.


nope, you could at some point in time get the pathfinder option i think it was called but it was sent to from the dealer to a third party for modification.
this one only has the big brakes option.