Van

[Mr Tiler]

hi guys well todays agenda is van hunting... I am looking for something cheap don't care how tatty just want it to get me through the first 12 months. been driving around this morning looking for something cheap but couldn't find anything gonna browse on the net for any dealers that do monthly/weekly payments until purchased then I drive away. any other ideas thank

 

[Gazzer]

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I know someone selling a van but I think it may be out of your price range and no credit !

 

[Mr Tiler]

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yep deffinately then lol chers though mate

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thinking something like this lol http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bedford-b...CommercialVehicleParts_SM&hash=item338a173a34

 

[Deleted member 9966]

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Ash, why not get an old estate car and black out the windows in the rear so people can't see in?

 

[Mr Tiler]

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yeh I might do that I was thinking that in the first place its just if im going to go a buy I may aswell get a little van instead but if I see something I like car wise I will go for that instead

 

[Time's Ran Out]

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Why don't you see if the dole can't give you a loan to buy one!

 

[Mr Tiler]

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Hi john nah mate in order tonreceive any sort of loan from them i have to have 3 months solid work booked in the diary with names and numbers to proove i am going to be getting the loan im in it on me own mate lol

 

[AliGage]

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learn to walk Ash! what's more important the tools to Em the job or the vehicle that gets you there?
When i started out i had a fiat bravo. Bought it for 350 lasted me two years and was cheap to run and insure.
A perfect motor for you to start with would be a Kangoo or a partner. car not van. seats for the family and ample boot space for tools.

 

[Mr Tiler]

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yeh me and the missus was discussing a little more in depth about a car after girl racer red said earlier matey. think we may go with that as its practical and also means I am ok to sell my current car to put towards it instead of me missus trying to get herself on the road in the future with it. I think I may go with something like a zafira I like them too tbh il have to just wait and see what comes along cheers Ali

 

[Gazzer]

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I used to have a Zafira, worked great for me but dont get the petrol one.

 

[Stef]

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Go for a mondeo, even the hatchbacks boot is huge,

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

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Buy mine mate 150k on the clock, starts every time, reliable , Renault traffic , 11 months mot, pm me an offer .......

 

[AliGage]

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Any people carrier type car is perfect. loads of space in the boot. I've had a Picasso which in my opinion was the best, and you can fit 2.4 lengths of trim or timber straight through with ease.
The money you save not having to keep two vehicles on the road can go towards a van in the future mate. :thumbup:

 

[radim]

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Buy mine mate 150k on the clock, starts every time, reliable , Renault traffic , 11 months mot, pm me an offer .......

dave does it have drivers seat arm rest? I am after one..

 

[CJ]

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I started off with Peugeot 205. Back seats removed, tinted windows. It done me until I upgraded to a fiesta XR2. Both got from auctions for about £400 if I remember rightly. Got a year out of both.......then they fail on MOT.

Got a £700 Bedford Rascal then.........that lasted almost a year. (Worst thing I have ever driven) Back then to another Fiesta.

my first decent van was a Kangoo........I thought I was the dogs do do's then.

DONT take finance/loan on a shed..........they break down as much as a cheapy.

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dave does it have drivers seat arm rest? I am after one..

Just the arm rest??? :smilewinkgrin: