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− | [[Image:Van.jpg|thumb|A '''van'''<ref>As seen in [[Handicap]].</ref> |
+ | [[Image:Van.jpg|thumb|A '''van'''<ref>As seen in the [[Super Friends (TV Series)|Superfriends]] [[season 2|season two episode]] ''[[Handicap]]'' (1977).</ref>]] |
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− | A '''van''' is a type of [[motor vehicle]] that is designed to hold more passengers than a [[car]] or [[Pickup truck]]. Although it is a type of [[truck]], they are often distinguished from trucks in everyday speach, usually referred to as a different type of vehicle altogether. Vans are commonly used for vacations or weekend getaways, but they are also typical for large families in doing everyday things. |
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+ | A '''van''' was a type of [[truck]] that could hold a good deal more [[people|passengers]] than a [[pickup truck]] could. |
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+ | It was also useful for hauling [[cargo]], especially when the [[chair|seats]] were removed from the [[motor vehicle|vehicle]]. |
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+ | '''Vans''' were a common alternative to [[car]]s, especially with large [[family|families]]. |
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==List of vans== |
==List of vans== |
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*[[Mr. Mergen's van]] |
*[[Mr. Mergen's van]] |
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*[[Prof. Goodfellow's Funmobile]] |
*[[Prof. Goodfellow's Funmobile]] |
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*[[G.E.E.C. Grocery van]] |
*[[G.E.E.C. Grocery van]] |
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+ | *[[Snoop Wagon]] |
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==References== |
==References== |
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+ | ==External Links== |
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+ | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van Van] at [http://www.wikipedia.org/ Wikipedia] |
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[[Category:Vehicles]] |
[[Category:Vehicles]] |
Revision as of 15:56, 4 February 2019
A van was a type of truck that could hold a good deal more passengers than a pickup truck could.
It was also useful for hauling cargo, especially when the seats were removed from the vehicle.
Vans were a common alternative to cars, especially with large families.
List of vans
References
- ↑ As seen in the Superfriends season two episode Handicap (1977).