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Jeff Wexler

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must be old stock cause the packing looks original.

Strange thing is Thomann just got new RnR in stock couple days ago - apparently the older version.

 

edit: Thomann bought all the old stock from Warwick the former dealer for RnR. Thomann will get the new model end of Sep I´ve been told.

 

All these information are relevant for German or European customers. I put them up here anyway.

 

edit: got my R12RT with no-flat wheels end of Sep 2013 from Thomann Germany -  still 129,-€

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My old '99 Volvo V70R, 298 horsepower, probably the fastest sound cart on earth ;-)

 

And it's comfortable to drive as well!

 

Fantastic setup for those days where you have 8 sets in a single day.

 

BTW I clamp the Manfrotto antenna bar to the roof rails with a magic arm.

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You can still comment on the rides JW. Here are some of my VW Euro Van on location. I can take better ones when I return from vacation. One is on a rooftop parking structure like Richard Ragon was talking about in a recent threat/topic.

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You can still comment on the rides JW. Here are some of my VW Euro Van on location. I can take better ones when I return from vacation. One is on a rooftop parking structure like Richard Ragon was talking about in a recent threat/topic.

CrewC

Hi Crew,

Didn't know you were a Eurovan man.

Love my 2001.

Magliner fits perfectly in the back.

84K and still going strong.

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I've been driving a Ford Transit Connect for almost a year now. I'm really liking it as a work vehicle.

 

Lots of height and low loading floor make it pretty good for my gear. 

 

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But I was getting fed up with trying to stow my folding ramps.

 

So after a lot of thinking and contemplating different solutions, I came up with an idea and I got a local welder to make me up some pockets to fit on the back doors.

 

Take a look.

 

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He used the pressboard panels that were on the doors as a template.

 

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Bungee across the top of the ramps to hold them firmly in place.

 

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If I just need to grab something from the back without unloading the ramps swing out of the way leaving lots of room to access the back.

 

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Lots of room to spare. I've even done a few days mixing inside the Transit.

 

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Using one of my Pelicans as a seat for now. I will have to try and find something a little more comfortable.

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