Sprinter Woody

xtraworx

Master Craftsman

Oct 7, 2006

• #1

Pictured is my 2004 3500. Came with ugly steel stake sides on flat bed. Made sides in my work shop.

So with one buy I realized four dreams. Own:

• Mercedes
• 2 seater
• Dually
• Woody

 

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Llarry

Llamasine driver

Oct 8, 2006

• #2

Lookin' good!

One of the great things about Sprinters is the incredible variety.

 

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Hit The Road Jack

2006 Roadhouse Sprinter

Nov 9, 2006

• #3

Love your 3500 Robert!...

Are those plank sides 2x8 CCA?

Regards...Jack...

 

xtraworx

Master Craftsman

Nov 29, 2006

• #4

Jack

the planks are 1x8s, posts are 2x4s had to shave a bit off the 2x4s to get them to fit the stake holes in my flat bed. Radius of the end is 11 inches

Bob

 

Scott_Mc

Sprintering Since Aug/02

Nov 30, 2006

• #5

Sharp looking!

What do you haul?

 

xtraworx

Master Craftsman

Dec 1, 2006

• #6

I make custom furniture -- so I pick up raw materials and deliver finished product. See www.saladosawmill.com.

 

xtraworx

Master Craftsman

Dec 12, 2006

• #7

Here's some new pictures of my versital Sprinter. First is from my town's Christmas Parade. Second is new signage I've designed and placed on the wooden stake rails. That's s saw blade used for the "O" in Salado...

 

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Scott_Mc

Sprintering Since Aug/02

Dec 16, 2006

• #8

Looks cool! What are you getting for f/e with the dually? What's the percentage of miles driven loaded vs. unladen?

 

xtraworx

Master Craftsman

Dec 17, 2006

• #9

Unloaded, I'm only getting 16 mpg but am told that should be higher -- around 23. I am running injector cleaner now and will see if that improves it...