[service guy]

I finally got my new ride fully shelved, inventoried and lettered.
2006 GMC 3500 extended.

If anyone wants to post pics of their work truck, please feel free to share in this thread.

 

[rex]

nice clean truck and tools.....

 

[service guy]

Thanks, I try to keep everything fairly clean. Also my business is only a little over a year old, so a lot of the tools are fairly new. The K-60 and cable carriers are hiding behind the big black toolbox, it hasn't got a lot of use yet, so it still looks very nice and shiney.

 

[Song Dog]

Looks sharp. From a long way, a person can tell its a Plumbing Truck and get the number. WTG!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup:

In Christ,

Song Dog

 

[threaderman]

Looks good brother.Only other comment,have you thought about a cage to protect you if you have to stop quickly,you never know,right.

 

[rex]

a cage with plexi over the holes would also be nice so your only heating and cooling the cab makes it much nicer.....

 

[3KP]

Question

Doesn't your state require you to post your PC # on the sides of the vechicle? Our state requires it to help people to weed out the real plumbers form the wanna be's. If our plumbing board would step up and do their jobs, If caught doing plumbing some where and your truck is parked out front with no # $1000.00 Fine!

 

[threaderman]

Doesn't your state require you to post your PC # on the sides of the vechicle? Our state requires it to help people to weed out the real plumbers form the wanna be's. If our plumbing board would step up and do their jobs, If caught doing plumbing some where and your truck is parked out front with no # $1000.00 Fine!

Good point.

 

[service guy]

No it is not required here. I don't know why.

 

[para1]

Great job on the van, it looks professionas and clean. What area of N.C. do you work in? I lived in Fayettville while in the Army. Here's a pic of my workhorse.

 

[rex]

never mind wont load will try later

 

[user4]

never mind wont load will try later

Change the file to a JPEG, BMP's and VB don't get along well.

 

[user4]

No it is not required here. I don't know why.

Illinois requires it, a lot of contractors refuse to put lettering on their trucks because of it. I have heard of many instances where hacks will take the name and license # off of a parked van and use the info to pull permits, so if your state requires it always leave one or two numbers off the number on your truck, if called on it blame the people who did the lettering, but it will protect you from fraud.

 

[O.C. plumberman]

These are some pics of my work truck

 

[ToUtahNow]

Here are some pictures of mine but I do consulting now so I don't need to carry parts. As such it is all cameras, computers and testing equipment.

Mark

 

[WestCoastPlumber]

Illinois requires it, a lot of contractors refuse to put lettering on their trucks because of it. I have heard of many instances where hacks will take the name and license # off of a parked van and use the info to pull permits, so if your state requires it always leave one or two numbers off the number on your truck, if called on it blame the people who did the lettering, but it will protect you from fraud.

When I pull permits, the city I am working in requests my contractors pocket card, when I worked for a company, they wanted a signed letter from an owner and proof or workers comp, and they would verify the letter and coppy of the contractors card.

I believe every van or work truck should to be lettered and numbered, I don't care if it is landscaping or what, this way everyone can be identified for who they really are. Everyone has to play by the rules.

 

[PipemanNYC]

i love the utility bodys nice truck.. ill get tone one day..

 

[service guy]

Mark, that utility body is awesome. I may get one of those as my next service truck.

 

[Song Dog]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!
I thought I posted a pic of my truck, guess I didn't.

In Christ,

Song Dog

 

[gusty60]

Nice truck! What engine do you have and what kind of mileage do you get?