My detail Van & My new detail Van & My new Enclosed Trailer

Znig22

Znig22

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Business has been really good here lately and I have been doing all I can to invest back in my company, the results are as follows.

Scored this 2005 Chevrolet express 3500 today. I currently own a 2005 express 3500. Now it is time to letter them up and set them up. I have everything needed to furnish them other then odds and ends.



This is the enclosed trailer I drove 12 hours roundtrip yesterday to pick up. It is a 6x12 v nose, tandem axle with trailer brakes, side door and ramp door.

 
Nice buys! Do you have multiple employees?

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Myself and 2 others. One will run a van and the other will handle the enclosed. The enclosed will sit at dedicated locations at large corporations daily. I will handle all correcting and coatings in my van and in my garage and my other van will perform clean-ups, wash and waxes and lite details, the trailer will be clean-ups and waxes only.
 
Here I am filling up the 1500 down in Georgia.
 
Really nice set up congratulations on the success. Im looking to get my first set up. What do you think works better a trailer or the van ?
 
The Van for sure. It is just easier to manuver in tight areas. I actually started with a utility trailer. I would not recommend that. lol
 
Znig22 said:
The Van for sure. It is just easier to manuver in tight areas. I actually started with a utility trailer. I would not recommend that. lol
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I see on your avatar you have a DeWalt 849x.
What do you think of it?
I really love mine, loveeeeeeee it:)
 
Smooth as butter. I really enjoy it. I can't wait to get a full vehicle wet sand and really put some heat through this thing.
 
We also have two vans a truck and trailer. We do so many different types of detailing that all the space and cargo was needed. The vans are most useful though.
 
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