Sentences with phrase «doors of any cargo van»

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At 6 a.m., a red van slammed into the cargo door; two minutes later, a group of thieves had taken more than $ 300,000 worth of merchandise.

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The rest of the ProMaster's design fits in line with other cargo vans with clean sides, split - opening rear doors, and a set of optional wheels.

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Loading and unloading cargo is also easy thanks to 40/60 split rear doors that open wide enough to allow complete access to the back of the van.

Richard Prince's Untitled (Van Door 3), a sculptural presentation of a van door suggests undisclosed cargo, the occult, even kidnapping, while his print Untitled (Upstate) presents a similar dead end of celebratory car culture as a vehicle appears stranded, abandoned, left in a field to rot — no way forwDoor 3), a sculptural presentation of a van door suggests undisclosed cargo, the occult, even kidnapping, while his print Untitled (Upstate) presents a similar dead end of celebratory car culture as a vehicle appears stranded, abandoned, left in a field to rot — no way forwdoor suggests undisclosed cargo, the occult, even kidnapping, while his print Untitled (Upstate) presents a similar dead end of celebratory car culture as a vehicle appears stranded, abandoned, left in a field to rot — no way forward.