PhilPlaster
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Thinkin in a couple of yrs of gettin a vw transporter but want to know if you can fit 8x4 sheets in? Whats it like on juice?
If you can afford a new one, then you'll have nothing more than tyres and general servicing to worry about for 3 yrs. You'll also get 3 yrs VW Assist which is RAC membership with dedicated VW technicians that come out to you, and if they can't fix it there and then, they'll get you a replacement van to use while it's being fixed. None of my main dealer services were ever more than £250, and that was a major-ish one. If something major goes wrong and you don't have a warranty, then it's going to cost you an arm and a leg, but that is probably true with most makes of van.Bruce Willis said:Thats what I want to hear! What are they like for wear n tear?
murplastering said:tony m is that you on vw brickworks forum, volkswagen t5 174 is an awsome beast of a machine ive got the caravelle and a transit connect lwb for work but thinking of getting a t5 for work as well
It is a good idea but a bit awkward loading the boards in on there side if your on yer own. Much easier to slide 8x4's in on their side as thats how theyll come off the trolley. IMOJohnathon said:That false floor idea is excellent will look at doing that myself, had a Vivaro for 3 years and had nothing but trouble with it plus it just was'nt big enough, now got a transit medium roof and the room is fantastic