The Van is Gone

AWS

AWS

Custom Accessory Maker & Retired PM Staff
Today, I sold the Van, she's been a grand old friend. We've been partners for 17 years. Early on I spent up to 6 months of the year hunting and fishing out of it.

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My grand daughter called it the "Magic Van". It was always stocked for a hunting trip, other than guns and ammo I never had to get ready. It always had everything for a trip from meals to cookies and chocolate to a decent bottle of scotch stashed in it. If my grand daughter wanted hot cocoa, a cookie, candy or crackers I just had to go to the van to get it. she's 32 now.

I always wanted to name the van "Ghost Dancing" but never got around to having the lettering done. The first person to tell where the name came from wins a new predator call. Ending the competition.

And now we start over, downsizing alot. Being old, monthlong trips across the country will be fewer. I can start the new rig now with proceeds from the van to fund the changes to the new rig. Hope to meet you on the road some day.

AWS
 
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Again nope.

Hint, it's water born cousin is named "Nikawa"

Lonehowl is crafting the call as I write,
 
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Well you took me out a couple of times in your "mobile hunting home" and I still have very fond memories of those times. I will try to visit in the Fall when I mosey out your way. We need to do one more visit out west of big D. F
 
Hint, "Ghost Dancing" is stored in the University of Missouri Museum of Art and Archeology. "Nikawa" means "River Horse" in the Osage language,
 
I was going to downsize to an AWD minivan from my AWD Express Conversion van, but at 6"2" 250 lbs I wasn't comfortable in the driver's seat and I didn't want to have to carry my E bike on a rack outside in the weather.
Good luck with the Xterra.
SJC
 
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