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#52 of 371 jboater by jboater Oct 29, 1998 (6:54 pm)
DaleKen, http://www.coavans.com/ http://www.delegant.com/ http://www.lawest.com/ http://www.markiii.com/markiii.htm http://www.regencyvans.com/ http://www.starcraftcorp.com/scdiv.htm Ford Recognizes Top Quality Van Converters 4 March 1998   Ford Recognizes Top Quality Van Converters       DETROIT, March 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) today announced the results of its customer satisfaction survey for 1997-model Econoline conversion vans.     The Ford Van Conversion Top Ten Quality Awards are given annually to the converters rated highest in customer satisfaction, owner loyalty and quality. This year's winners:       1. d'Elegant, Inc., Schoolcraft, Mich.     2. Coachmen Vans, Elkhart, Ind.     3. Superior Vans, Louisville, Ky.     4. Tuscany Motor Coach, Shipshewana, Ind.     5. L.A. West, Lagrange, Ind.     6. Seven-O-Seven, Ind., Elkhart, Ind.     7. Eclipse Conversions, Elkhart, Ind.     8. Companion Vans, Inc., Kosciusko, Mo.     9. Mark III Industries, Ocala, Fla.     10. Osage Industries, Inc., Linn, Mo.       "These converters have excelled in customer satisfaction and moved the quality needle forward," said Jerry Mittman, Recreation and Specialty Vehicles Sales Manager.     The Top Ten Volume Ford Converters for the 1997 calendar year were:       1. Glaval Inc., Elkhart, Ind.     2. Mark III Industries, Ocala, Fla.     3. d'Elegant, Inc., Schoolcraft, Mich.     4. Eclipse Conversions, Elkhart, Ind.     5. Explorer Van Co., Warsaw, Ind.     6. Chariot Vans, Elkhart, Ind.     7. Waldoch Crafts, Forest Lake, Minn.     8. Sherrod Vans, Jacksonville, Fla.     9. Tuscany Motor Coach, Shipshewana, Ind.     10. Phoenix Motorsport, Inc., Elkhart, Ind.   SOURCE Ford Motor Company Jerry P.S. I like my '97 Ford/Coachmen
#53 of 371 DaleKen by mrh3108 Oct 30, 1998 (12:58 am)
Check the Edmunds reviews/specifications. The Chrysler TC LCI extended length has 163 cubic feet. Compare that to a regular length GMC Savana with 267 cubic feet. The Dodge won't be as large as the GMC/ Chevy's or the Fords. Test drive them all. I'll bet you'll find considerable difference.
#54 of 371 dan by danluongo Dec 09, 1998 (3:29 pm)
I need some input here. I will be selling my '96 Chevy Galdiator with the hitop Designer Series package - leather, power seats & sofa, 40K miles. It's the new body style. I think GM changed in the middle of the 96 model year. What could I get for this van if I sell it on my own as oppesed to trading in at the dealer ? Thanks for any help.
#55 of 371 jboater by jboater Dec 10, 1998 (2:18 pm)
Dan, 96 Gladiator Designer II whsle, $7,010, retail, $9,290. G10 Express whsle, 14,475, retail 17,025. G20 Express whsle, 14,875, retail 17,450. G20 Extended whsle, 15,725, retail 18,350. Mileage is average. Jerry
#56 of 371 Dan by danluongo Dec 11, 1998 (7:26 pm)
Jerry, Thanks for the help. I just put an ad in the paper asking $22,500. If anyone is interested they can see the ad at www.the.atlantaclassifieds.com Dan
#57 of 371 ultra1 by ultra1 Dec 13, 1998 (1:45 am)
I'm looking at a 24000 tag for a Primetime Dodge conversion by Glavel. Includes power tri-fold rear seat, dual stereo, AM/FM/Cassette/CD, front and rear heat/air, TV,VCR, and video game hookup, wood trim, (although the front stuff seems like plastic), and I'm a little put off by the lack of leg room in the front seats. Also has cruise and power windows/locks. Does this sound like a reasonable deal? I haven't been able to find a Ford or other model to compare. Need help soon...hoping to make a decision ASAP. Thanks all.
#58 of 371 lctmikeho by lctmikeho Jan 04, 1999 (2:15 am)
Does Eclipse Conversions has an internet address?
#59 of 371 hightop1 by hightop1 Jan 09, 1999 (4:03 am)
I am trying to find out what the resale value is of a 1990 Ford E-150 hi-top conversion van. The conversion was done by a company called Tri-Teck located out of Ft. Worth, TX. Van is in excellent condition and was top of the line model with a superior paint job, front and rear a/c, automatic transmission, power windows, pleated mini blinds & curtains, 351 V-8 engine with approx. 75,000 miles. It includes hi-top console cabinetry with TV, VCR, storage over front captain chairs. Center Front, overhead console w/mounted stero am/fm radio w/cassette, CB and rador detector. Map light, engine console with cup holders. Rear mounted stero AM/FM independent radio w/cassette in rear cabinetry storage area. Privacy headphones (can also be used for TV/VCR). (4)Captain chairs, rear electric sofa that converts to a queen size bed. Any help you can give would be appreciated.
#60 of 371 jboater by jboater Jan 09, 1999 (4:18 pm)
hitop1, NADA doesn't list that conversion company and I don't have chassis value dating to 1990. Any chance an "auto swapper" magazine could help? Jerry
#61 of 371 modiggerp by modiggerp Jan 23, 1999 (3:30 am)
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO E-MAIL OSAGE VAN CONVERSIONS COMPANY? I THINK THEY ARE LOCATED SOMEWHERE IN MISSOURI. THANKS

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