by EconoCarl on Mon Jan 24, 2011 8:52 amThe bar has been raised!!!
Follow this link: Church's Van Go
Follow this link: Church's Van Go
Van Go . . . completion pics
EconoCarl- Number of posts: 985
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Wow, very nice. Not crazy about those seats though.
slowflapper- Number of posts: 635
Location: GA
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very nicely done, that paint is awesome.
G-Man- Mayor
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I'm with VB the seats looks very nice, but I wouldn't want a long ride with them. Other than that it's just Bad A$$. To many cool mods to list
G-Man- Mayor
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Never seen a interior done like this. Clean and simple too
dix- Number of posts: 1461
Location: pittsburgh pa
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Registration date: 2008-05-29
YOU NEED YOUR SEAT BELTS ON THIS ONE . THE VAN IS VERY VERY NICE,
Van Halen- Number of posts: 1584
Location: charlotte
Age: 37
Registration date: 2010-04-30
Wow just when you think things are looking nice you see something like this!! Real clen nice work.
virtual- Number of posts: 177
Location: Toronto, Canada
Registration date: 2008-05-21
Hopefully some vanners will be going to GNRS in Pomona Ca. this weekend to see this amazing van shown for the first time.
Coby has been invited to the CofC van show in Buena Park Ca. Feb 19th and says he will be there with the van. I'm hoping he can make it as already the buzz is incredible on the van on all kinds of automotive forums and Facebook and he'is being pulled in many directions by the show people and magazines.
Coby has been invited to the CofC van show in Buena Park Ca. Feb 19th and says he will be there with the van. I'm hoping he can make it as already the buzz is incredible on the van on all kinds of automotive forums and Facebook and he'is being pulled in many directions by the show people and magazines.
Twinpilot001- Number of posts: 2069
Location: spokane ,Wa.
Age: 64
Registration date: 2009-09-28
Just remember - Yes its nice - Yet -Im going to use mine - How about you?
RobSWD- Number of posts: 52
Location: El Paso
Registration date: 2010-02-04
damn that is so nice!
EconoUSAparts- Number of posts: 1473
Location: Ft Thomas,Ky
Registration date: 2008-05-17
virtual wrote:Hopefully some vanners will be going to GNRS in Pomona Ca. this weekend to see this amazing van shown for the first time.
Coby has been invited to the CofC van show in Buena Park Ca. Feb 19th and says he will be there with the van. I'm hoping he can make it as already the buzz is incredible on the van on all kinds of automotive forums and Facebook and he'is being pulled in many directions by the show people and magazines.
Doug,how bout pullin him in an eastern direction,say around July or so in Ohio,just east of Columbus??????
EconoUSAparts- Number of posts: 1473
Location: Ft Thomas,Ky
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Anybody notice the headlight bezels dont have any screws holding them in place? Those barn door hinges are slick too.
austinmodhouse- Number of posts: 387
Location: austin
Registration date: 2010-07-30
I think you guys are dead wrong on those seats. one of my favorite aspects of that van. has a slight resemblance to the herman miller eames designed LCW (lounge chair wood)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eames_Lounge_Chair_Wood
charles and ray eames applied ergonomics to make their designs extremely comfortable. two of my eames chairs pictured below. yeah, I collect chairs...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eames_Lounge_Chair_Wood
charles and ray eames applied ergonomics to make their designs extremely comfortable. two of my eames chairs pictured below. yeah, I collect chairs...
G-Man- Mayor
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Location: Fowlerville, MI
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The seats are cool , but what I think is they are not drivers
EconoUSAparts- Number of posts: 1473
Location: Ft Thomas,Ky
Registration date: 2008-05-17
Hard seats like a typical chair are fine since they arent exposed to pot holes. They just sit there obviousy. Put em in a vehicle and hit some bumps and see how your keester feels then. For vehicles in motion,i think padded is a necessity.
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