Well what im saying is like, a small customizable trailer tht has dif modules made for any soliad vehicle but has the fender and body designs as the wakefield, it would be as tall as the wakefield, as wide as the wakefield, also, the trailer would have addons like siderails for open top, and roof rack for utility, though it would need a few different parts like the tailights and bumper to make it feel designed for any soliad --- Post updated --- and for a van variant of the wakefield, search it up (I got a name for it, Wakefield Panel)
Soliad is meant to be in-universe Chrysler (albeit i think Wendover is based on a Buick?) which would make it more of a Premium brand. doesn't make sense for it to do "work company" stuff (if we see Bruckell as Dodge, it'll fit more, as they did more cargo stuff before RAM became its own thing) from what i see, panel van PT's exist, but are all custom conversions. still, up to Crash to decide --- Post updated --- pretty sure a bump only happens when its been 30 days since last message (aka the red box appears)
That's logical, but don't forget that the vanilla Lansdale, a Soliad branded model, has a cargo configuration. That van is only available as a Bruckell via mods (the Bruckell Landscaper). Also, Bruckell and Soliad seem to have a shift over time, with models up to the early 90s being based on GM products, but anything from the mid-90s on are based on Chrysler products. That's only counting vanilla, as there are other mods, both already available and in-development that keep some of the GM in it. The Soliad Inkan probably being one of the best examples, as it's a lore-friendly Pontiac Aztek (and actually based on an existing Aztek mod). There's also the in-development Soliad Pack that includes the Lancaster (lore-friendly Cadillac XT4) and Brenham (lore-friendly Cadillac CT4). So, overall, the Bruckell/Soliad grouping really takes inspiration from both Chrysler and GM, and various mod creators have expanded on that over time.
i feel like the Cargo van was Beam's way of making the C/V without making a lore-friendly RAM brand. even then, im sure Soliad is meant to be more of a Premium brand than a "we make heavy duty work stuff" brand. on an unrelated note, got a link to the Soliad Pack?
The Soliad Pack is still in development, there's a thread here on the forum, but most progress is posted on Discord.
also i found a little issue: the european "TD" configs are actually NA diesels instead of turbodiesels (on the picture) and have the wrong ECU installed, and the TD sport's descrption says it's a base model while it's actually sporty
