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My New 2014 Transit Connect!
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Post 121 made on Tuesday March 3, 2015 at 06:53
FASTLs
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Just traded 2013 TC for new 2015 with Long Wheel stance. Actually came out ahead on the trade as the Connect is a highly sought after vehicle.

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OP | Post 122 made on Tuesday March 3, 2015 at 11:02
3PedalMINI
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On March 2, 2015 at 20:43, skynyrdfan said...
3 Pedal,

I don't know how you went from the Nissan NV1500 to the Connect. I am having a tough time with it.. I am actually looking at the NV and the large Transit. I have to organize this small van every day. And I don't have any room to keep inventory in the van...

How bad was the gas mileage on the NV? I am averaging 22.5 to 24 MPG'S on the TC...

I know i sound like a broken record here but organization is KEY to makeing it work and as your primary work van. Whether its the systainers-bosch system or dewalt you have todo something.

Last week i had todo some KUSTOM work, I had 8 2x4x8, miter saw,4x6 sheet of drywall,mud supplies, ladder/sawhorses....I fit it all in but it was the first time since moving to the TC i wished it was just slightly bigger (astrovan size) but im not doing that kind of stuff everyday so it was no big deal. I am amazed at how much stuff I can fit in the back!

I had a 2500 and averaged 16. My TC loaded is getting 26.6 on winterblend fuel ill get near 30 in the summer.
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Post 123 made on Tuesday March 3, 2015 at 11:09
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On March 3, 2015 at 11:02, 3PedalMINI said...
I know i sound like a broken record here but organization is KEY to makeing it work and as your primary work van. Whether its the systainers-bosch system or dewalt you have todo something.

Last week i had todo some KUSTOM work, I had 8 2x4x8, miter saw,4x6 sheet of drywall,mud supplies, ladder/sawhorses....I fit it all in but it was the first time since moving to the TC i wished it was just slightly bigger (astrovan size) but im not doing that kind of stuff everyday so it was no big deal. I am amazed at how much stuff I can fit in the back!

I had a 2500 and averaged 16. My TC loaded is getting 26.6 on winterblend fuel ill get near 30 in the summer.

I'd buy Brendon a $50 prostitute if my NV got anywhere near 16. It averages like 12.
Post 124 made on Tuesday March 3, 2015 at 21:47
skynyrdfan
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At first I thought the NV was the ugliest vehicle out there.. I now like it...

I think I would trade up to it if not for the gas situation.. But like I said, I have no stock in the transit for up sale opportunities
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