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Here you go Arti how about a pimp mobile :RpS_thumbsup:

Check the lights about 6:55ish :RpS_cool:

 
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Shame he cant read the mileage correctly......(2.49.).........28 thousand......................:RpS_confused:
 
Class van,turned up on a job today to fit a kitchen said to the bloke I need to empty my van to find my finer tools sutiable for doing his kitchen he said ile give you a hand when I opened the back of the van he said my you have a lot of tools what he really meant is what kind of a **** do I have here lol
 
Have you got any rust on that sparkly White van of yours yet Andy?
Didn't spot any last time I seen it :RpS_cool:
Mines more rust coloured than White now :RpS_unsure:
 
Yeah mate got a bit coming through now it spent its first couple of years in Grimsby so I suppose the salt air go to it got a few dents in it as well.
 
lucius said:
Yeah mate got a bit coming through now it spent its first couple of years in Grimsby so I suppose the salt air go to it got a few dents in it as well.
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That'll be them Lithuanian stowaways in the back, fighting with Yuslis to see who gets to work with you for the day :RpS_laugh:

That or all that gear you're carrying around 're-arranging' itself :RpS_thumbup:
 
None of them actually 3 occured working on different jobs for the same builder mate of mine, one my neighbour did and I smashed the rear light in a pub car park, none of them my fault except the car park one:RpS_thumbup:.
 
Could someone plead advise me on false floors.

Id like to put one in my van to store boards safely. I'd guess you build a 2x4 frame and deck out with 18mm ply, but that would leave a 1200 span with no central support. I'm thinking if you store heavy items on the ply it will bow. I sometimes have cement mixers and other heavy things on board.

How can this be avoided?
 
Skimble said:
Could someone plead advise me on false floors.

Id like to put one in my van to store boards safely. I'd guess you build a 2x4 frame and deck out with 18mm ply, but that would leave a 1200 span with no central support. I'm thinking if you store heavy items on the ply it will bow. I sometimes have cement mixers and other heavy things on board.

How can this be avoided?
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steel but it will be expensive
 
You could keep a couple of lose 4x2s underneath just to support it when there's heavy stuff on top. Or just get it made out of steel tubing
 
essexandy said:
Racking to make sure beads and featheredges stay straight.

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@Skimble if it's beads you're worried about try this.
 
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Skimble said:
Could someone plead advise me on false floors.

Id like to put one in my van to store boards safely. I'd guess you build a 2x4 frame and deck out with 18mm ply, but that would leave a 1200 span with no central support. I'm thinking if you store heavy items on the ply it will bow. I sometimes have cement mixers and other heavy things on board.

How can this be avoided?
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i used 2 batons i had well possibly narrow joists one either side then 3x2 across with gyproc flooring tanalised , at the moment it has all sorts stored ontop of it cement mixer plaster and a **** load more trestles batons more batons under the floor , joys of being down a van till it gets fixed
 
@beddy ................im still waiting for ya van Pics......................:rolleyes)
 
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