Vans!

boboneleg · Post by **boboneleg** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:26 pm

johnnyboxer wrote:Toyota, they're the best (thumbs)

Find me an Auto then

Tramp · Post by **Tramp** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:44 pm

to be honest Bob....get a small van with auto and a trailer....sleep in van (thumbs) ...

the renault master do a auto but its a bugger for fuel....the car derived vans are much better mpg vise and also check insurance and tax...do you have disability or mobility allowance ....yet

...worth looking into .

johnnyboxer · Post by **johnnyboxer** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:49 pm

boboneleg wrote:
johnnyboxer wrote:Toyota, they're the best (thumbs)
Find me an Auto then

Import Granvia - 3litre diesel too

Search Granvia (thumbs)

johnnyboxer · Post by **johnnyboxer** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:50 pm

Tramp wrote:to be honest Bob....get a small van with auto and a trailer....sleep in van (thumbs) ...

But the bike is on show, best thing about a van, is that you can carry the bike and nobody is the wiser (thumbs)

fullerton · Post by **fullerton** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:15 pm

Emf#53 wrote:
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My new to me van that get delivered on Thursday.

T5 Kombi - 5 seater or the back 3 seats can be removed in no time to give full van space.

I've had one for 9 years and love it so I've bought a newer shinier one to replace it

very nice, can never get any pics of mine to up load, could ronnie pickering driving one of these

steve

boboneleg · Post by **boboneleg** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:16 pm

Dutchgit wrote:
Vito boxes are quite good but when it comes to rust, rusted in injectors and glowplugs ....
Vivaro/Trafic boxes themselves (6 speed ones) are good but the auto one has a manual box with a "robot" shifting it and that might require some attention in the form of repairs every now and then. Volkswagen boxes are good but when you get electrickery problems you better have long arms and deep pockets.

Still, I'd get a Vivaro one (2 litre diesel, not the 1.9 one) 90 and 114 BHP are the same engine, just different software in the ecu.

That's good info, why do you favour a Vivaro over the Trafic?

cheers, Bob.

boboneleg · Post by **boboneleg** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:18 pm

johnnyboxer wrote:
boboneleg wrote:
johnnyboxer wrote:Toyota, they're the best (thumbs)
Find me an Auto then
Import Granvia - 3litre diesel too

Search Granvia (thumbs)

Yes, I've seen them Johnny but most are people carriers, I've not seen a panel van.

boboneleg · Post by **boboneleg** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:19 pm

I don't qualify for motobility, apparently I'm too mobile :laugh:

spasm · Post by **spasm** » Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:21 pm

just bought this baby, smooth as ice and all the gadgets. LWB tons of room for adventures, 1 previous old bloke owner, 19k on the clock, happy me

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Dutchgit · Post by **Dutchgit** » Tue Sep 29, 2015 5:11 am

boboneleg wrote:
Dutchgit wrote:
Vito boxes are quite good but when it comes to rust, rusted in injectors and glowplugs ....
Vivaro/Trafic boxes themselves (6 speed ones) are good but the auto one has a manual box with a "robot" shifting it and that might require some attention in the form of repairs every now and then. Volkswagen boxes are good but when you get electrickery problems you better have long arms and deep pockets.

Still, I'd get a Vivaro one (2 litre diesel, not the 1.9 one) 90 and 114 BHP are the same engine, just different software in the ecu.
That's good info, why do you favour a Vivaro over the Trafic?

cheers, Bob.

I don't as the Vivaro is what I have but it's exactly the same vehicle as the Trafic and the Nissan Primastar.
I favour these as they are just as reliable as any other van but the're galvanised and a lot cheaper to fix than the bigger names.

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