Van or Car......

[rossy]

vauxhall combo

 

[geehippy]

Chelsea tractor. crap on fuel but if i've got to take the kids anywhere I can put em in the boot. Also good for gettin to the pub if it snows

 

[GazTech]

smart car..reduced to very very very small jobs now....Gaz lol

 

[postie]

To me it all depends how you want to map out your buisness, if you are working part time while doing another job then estate car etc would be a good route to take but if you plan to hit it full on IE full time then maybe a van would be a better option as it just looks more professional and you can carry your gear around a lot easier .

 

[Fred]

Citroen Berlingo 1.9 D.

 

[brummie tiler]

vauxhall astra estate 145000 miles. started supplying tiles alot more now so methinks its time for a van/ pickup. what do people think of the mitsubishi pickups dya reckon theyd be any good?

 

[surflaur]

Peugeot Partner (ex Posty van). Getting a bit cramped in there now going to trade it in for a T5 sooooooooon! Just keep those jobs comin.

 

[a1tiler]

Audi A4 estate, for now probably a small van in future

 

[DevonR]

vauxhall astra estate 145000 miles. started supplying tiles alot more now so methinks its time for a van/ pickup. what do people think of the mitsubishi pickups dya reckon theyd be any good?

Worked my last job with a kitchen fitter who bought one coz it looked cool all in black and he hated it. Didn't think it was practical at all for what he needed.

 

[Dan]

harrier jumpjet:shades_smile:

Where do you put the trim? I went to look at one of these on ebay (with no reserve may I add) and I couldn't find a place to put the cutter when I'm done with it. :hurray: :yawn: