Perfect Plumbing Van

[pauls]

ive been looking at getting a citreon dispatch i think these are a decent size

 

[secret squirrel]

I've got a 53 plate vauxhall combo, that was used by the post office and then scuba diving in the UK (very cold and dark), so, I've got an excellent cd player with ipod attachments, upgraded speakers and (very essex) a 1000watt sub (not the underwater type)in the rear.

No room for plumbing stuff but it sounds good.

Seriously though, I wish it were slightly bigger, its already full.

 

[steviep005]

i have a transit connect 94,000 miles on it had it over a year now and nothin's went wrong, over 40mpg and i pulled a trailer with ton a stones few weeks ago not a problem

 

[radswilldo]

I've got an Iveco daily 2.3litre mwb, bought new in 05, wouldn't want anything smaller. Without tempting fate, she hasn't let me down yet. Carry all that I want and dont have to rely on the yard for deliveries.

 

[unguided1]

the unguided missile was my perfect van, an ageing ford transit pre smiley face, but the mot inspecter told me last year to not bother bringing it back, so now I have a mk4 escort van, and since I have put everything in there from the unguided missile the tyres are bulging the suspension is on the floor and everytime i go over a speed hump the exhaust drags on the floor, only had it 2 weeks, thinking of up grading to a smart car next.
Regards
Mike

 

[MrT]

Well i must say my Toyota Hiace is an abcolute workhorse - bever let me down - ten years old and is v good on the juice too.

Another plus is gets under most barriers in car parks as dont need a roof rack!!!

 

[jpm]

I'll be the first to be ridiculed,fire away peeps and remember grass doesn't grow on a busy street

 

[secret squirrel]

Mmmmmmm Sexy,

Thats the van of course.

 

[Tim.A]

Ever seen the state of a 5 year old Transit? I think i'll stick to the Transporter or Vito.

 

[badbob]

Boot is large enough for a 5 or 6 elbows :-D