tom13
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Hi guys,
Looking to get a van but would like to know what people would suggest. I have a budget of around a grand. I like the look of hyundai h100's, i might get a nasty old t4 or newer transit if I'm lucky. Whats the J stuff like? Not a fan of the vanette.
Anyone got any experiences of any, or any for sale. don't want anything bigger than a t4 and cant go as small as a combo or connect. Need it to throw motorbikes in the back and bicycles and maybe a bit of camoing with a matress in the back.
Cheers
Tom
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Llewelyn_
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Hi Tom
If you don't want something retro I think the best one for under a grand is a Scudo/Dispatch/Expert with an NA Diesel in it. They are bullet proof, economical and really comfy.
Also, two side doors as standard etc!
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"Back off man, I'm a Scientist" - Dr. Peter Venkman
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Hi Tom If you don't want something retro I think the best one for under a grand is a Scudo/Dispatch/Expert with an NA Diesel in it. They are bullet proof, economical and really comfy. Also, two side doors as standard etc! I'll agree with the n/a bit. They might be slow but no where near a PIA to work on as the HDi. My 2.0 HDi has been off the road for ages and you have to dismantle half the car just to get access for a clutch change. I should have bought a n/a instead although I also on reflection wished I'd got another Transit (had two before) instead of the Expert ! Paul h |
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tom13
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Cheers for the replys guys but i think the ones you suggest may be a bit small. My brother has just had a new partner with his work and it is a lot smaller than I had imagined. The scudo bnd expert are similar sizes I think. The thing that i though with the hyundai is the wheelbase is a bit longer isn't it?
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Llewelyn_
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The Scudo and expert are alot bigger than a partner  |
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"Back off man, I'm a Scientist" - Dr. Peter Venkman
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If you can find a non rotten Vito then I would say it was perfect for what you are looking for.
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Some days you just need to take a grinder to an inanimate object, just to make your day a tiny bit better!!
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dubwarrior2
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Good luck finding T4s for a grand. If you can, I'll take 3 of them.
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Old smiley face Transit 2.5 di,bullet proof and retro and quite good on fuel too.
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Before I got my rather fantastic fiat, I had a t4 and it was under a grand, with test and tax.
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H100's are long, thats why they're popular with carpet fitters, J stuff expensive to buy even when knackered as most of it goes for export
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I'd say save up pennies and buy the best Transit you can find - as I've already said I made the mistake of buying an 03 reg Peugeot Expert 2.0 HDi a couple of years ago and regretted it ever since.
Paul H
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