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Aftermarket hard top that locked into the top of the tailgate. You could unlock the tailgate but wouldn’t be able to pull it down.

If memory serves me the hardtop keys were given to someone to get a tool and never returned to the driver.

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This is why vans are superior to trucks.

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Except they can’t do the one other key function of a truck.

Tow

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Vans can tow too. Many full sized Vans are a truck chassis and drivetrain with the body of a Van.

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There are vans that can tow 3500kg trailers. With a payload in the van.

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because they eliminate the margin case of losing your aftermarket hardtop keys?

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Unless you are carrying chemicals constantly and don’t want to be smelling the fumes all day.

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My renault came with a solid steel cargo barrier and small glass window. You could carry a lion in the back and probably be fine.

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Both have their use cases. I wouldn’t say one is better than the other

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Millions upon millions of contractors in every country except the US would disagree

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They mean that the key should be on the same keychain as the ignition key.

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