Transit Van Or...

[Country Joe 1,411]

An other alternative is to use a dog trailer pulled by your car, one that the dogs can sleep in, then if you ar away over night at a Whippet race meeting or game fair, just book in B&B.

[the_stig 6,614]

we make do with this ----

[paulf 820]

whats all those stains ? :hmm:

[Wxm 1,638]

maybe eaiser to say what they'r not :bad:

[irishnut 297]

Mitsubishi delica 3.0 v6 auto with pop top.

Some kumho kl71 265/75r16 mud tyres.

Would be the dogs dangler

[jimmys shop 182]

If I was you mate ,id stay well away from vw transporter ,ive a 2005 2.5 tdi here ,only 90,000 miles on it and nothing but trouble with it this past two years ,rebuild it .

,ive also the Renault traffic 2.5 tdi 150bhp ,good solid bomb proof engine ,only thing ever needs replaced is front bearings ,track rod ends and drop arms ,cheap to buy

for the traffic compared to the transporter ,was looking online earlier as some pre reg traffics ,some great deals on crew cabs averaging about 13 to 14 g if you can

jump the Vat . Good luck with whatever you choose .

[B.P.R 2,798]

Some of yous are wired like ....

 

What am i gonna do with the dogs whilst im booked into a B&B?....... leave them in a dog trailer down the road ....

 

A dog trailer is a good idea if your in a tent ....

 

Definitley going to go for a van and caravan.... ticks all the boxes....

 

Ive always got somewhere to sleep... if the wifes had enough of me and my lad....

 

In with the dogs ...

[The one 8,477]

Go for the transit and get bull bars on it for your ram raiding

You get a van folk you dont know wil be knocking at your door can you move this couch ,washing machine and looking at you to be lifting it down the stairs etc

[Joe67 239]

advice on the caravan mate, get a decent damp meter from ebay (about£50) could save you alot of £ and hastle, dont just try smell the damp or feel for damp/soft parts

[the_stig 6,614]

whats all those stains ? :hmm:

 

 

maybe eaiser to say what they'r not :bad:

its a modern take on the union jack you tarts

[the_stig 6,614]

I`ve got the Renault master lwb high top on an 09 ---I love it ,its like driving a car I lad I knows just bought the smaller version and he`s the same I had to have a recon gearbox at 134k but mine was ex hire once that was sorted its been trouble free ...

Edited November 6, 2013 by the_stig

[forest of dean redneck 11,597]

If I was you mate ,id stay well away from vw transporter ,ive a 2005 2.5 tdi here ,only 90,000 miles on it and nothing but trouble with it this past two years ,rebuild it .

,ive also the Renault traffic 2.5 tdi 150bhp ,good solid bomb proof engine ,only thing ever needs replaced is front bearings ,track rod ends and drop arms ,cheap to buy

for the traffic compared to the transporter ,was looking online earlier as some pre reg traffics ,some great deals on crew cabs averaging about 13 to 14 g if you can

jump the Vat . Good luck with whatever you choose .

T4 or t5 ?

[cookiemonsterandmerlin 145]

T4 2.5 TDI all day ive got a syncro 4x4 it piss over alot of cars does 30 MPG and is OKish off road but aint no landy

[RossM 8,119]

This will do lee.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/commercial-vehicle-Transit-County-4x4-10-seater-crew-bus-/261323554338?pt=UK_Commercial_Trucks&hash=item3cd818fe22

[jimmys shop 182]

 

If I was you mate ,id stay well away from vw transporter ,ive a 2005 2.5 tdi here ,only 90,000 miles on it and nothing but trouble with it this past two years ,rebuild it .

,ive also the Renault traffic 2.5 tdi 150bhp ,good solid bomb proof engine ,only thing ever needs replaced is front bearings ,track rod ends and drop arms ,cheap to buy

for the traffic compared to the transporter ,was looking online earlier as some pre reg traffics ,some great deals on crew cabs averaging about 13 to 14 g if you can

jump the Vat . Good luck with whatever you choose .

T4 or t5 ?

 

 

Its a T5 model ,I believe they done away with T4 in 2003 ,and everybody knows they were a better van .