Looking to get into a SUV, suburban etc...
Any pics of your setup/configuration for surveying?
Any prefab box manufacturers that you would recommend?
Would like to keep the middle row functional for seating (hauling kiddos).
Thanks!
Having a back seat that is divided and will fold down on each side is a plus when the day comes you need the extra length of storage space.
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So far the best SUV for the job has been a Dodge Journey. In any SUV space can be a little tight so you have to be careful how you load it up, but we have been pretty happy with the Journey. We had a Jeep Liberty for a little while and it was just too small. For a two man crew any SUV will work but if you have a large stakeout with a ton of lath and maybe a third guy, you will be miserable.
I found this on the net, very customizable. A little rich but it will last a long time. Leaning towards a suburban at this point, maybe expedition if the rear cargo will work for me.
http://truckvault.com/Products/By_Customer/Commercial.php
Not an endorsement, but will check it out.
> So far the best SUV for the job has been a Dodge Journey.
> Looking to get into a SUV, suburban etc...
>
> Any pics of your setup/configuration for surveying?
>
> Any prefab box manufacturers that you would recommend?
>
> Would like to keep the middle row functional for seating (hauling kiddos).
>
> Thanks!
We have decided that one feature that is important to us is a divider between the stuff and the people. Having a few dozen rebar coming at the back of my head at 60 mph is not a fun thought.
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Ever get in a high speed roll over and the interior could turn into a cuisinart blender of flying machetes, 4 pound hammers and spud bars. No thanks.
Just because I'm paranoid, doesn't mean they aren't out to get me.
Agree. Divider is a must for non-pickup applications.