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Susan Dean (1stclean)

  • Posts: 2064
Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #20 on: October 19, 2013, 10:25:46 am »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 


if you like this size vans theres loads of ex gas ones going thought the block on 08 -09 from 21k-75k on the clock most are mint starting from 3600- 5100 plus the vat looked at a few of them to big for use and they were only 5 speeds no good for the long hauls we do

roundbuilder

Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #21 on: October 19, 2013, 11:24:23 am »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 



if you like this size vans theres loads of ex gas ones going thought the block on 08 -09 from 21k-75k on the clock most are mint starting from 3600- 5100 plus the vat looked at a few of them to big for use and they were only 5 speeds no good for the long hauls we do

Why are 5 speeds no good for you,
What sort of milage do you hit each week then coz
At 30-40mpg that most vans get fully loaded i wouldnt have thought it would matter too much weather a 5 or 6 speed???not that i know how good a 6 speed van is but hey ho!
My car is a 6 speed and only gets me 15-20mpg if im lucky but i do put My foot down,
In my van which is 5 speed i get 30-40 mpg on longish motorway journys when fully loaded. I cant see many vans doing that much better than 30-40 mpg when full with 1000 litres of water??
Maybe im wrong as usual as havnt drove a 6 speed van but hey ho.

TheWindowManChris

  • Posts: 401
Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #22 on: October 19, 2013, 11:26:59 am »
6 speed van! You will feel the difference! Trust me!   It just gives you that extra Boast when you need it and great in Snow having the 6th Gear!

Susan Dean (1stclean)

  • Posts: 2064
Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #23 on: October 19, 2013, 04:30:38 pm »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 



if you like this size vans theres loads of ex gas ones going thought the block on 08 -09 from 21k-75k on the clock most are mint starting from 3600- 5100 plus the vat looked at a few of them to big for use and they were only 5 speeds no good for the long hauls we do

Why are 5 speeds no good for you,
What sort of milage do you hit each week then coz
At 30-40mpg that most vans get fully loaded i wouldnt have thought it would matter too much weather a 5 or 6 speed???not that i know how good a 6 speed van is but hey ho!
My car is a 6 speed and only gets me 15-20mpg if im lucky but i do put My foot down,
In my van which is 5 speed i get 30-40 mpg on longish motorway journys when fully loaded. I cant see many vans doing that much better than 30-40 mpg when full with 1000 litres of water??
Maybe im wrong as usual as havnt drove a 6 speed van but hey ho.

one of our vans does star ship miles as hubby works away window cleaning and comes home every two weeks so just that alone is 1400 miles a month without the work and him running around in it , add  a low roof insead of a s. high roof at 80mph all the way its 12 miles to the gallen more with 6 speed saying that he been home every weekend this month cant wait for the fuel card bill to come  ???


PoleKing

  • Posts: 8974
Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #24 on: October 19, 2013, 06:51:07 pm »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 



if you like this size vans theres loads of ex gas ones going thought the block on 08 -09 from 21k-75k on the clock most are mint starting from 3600- 5100 plus the vat looked at a few of them to big for use and they were only 5 speeds no good for the long hauls we do

Why are 5 speeds no good for you,
What sort of milage do you hit each week then coz
At 30-40mpg that most vans get fully loaded i wouldnt have thought it would matter too much weather a 5 or 6 speed???not that i know how good a 6 speed van is but hey ho!
My car is a 6 speed and only gets me 15-20mpg if im lucky but i do put My foot down,
In my van which is 5 speed i get 30-40 mpg on longish motorway journys when fully loaded. I cant see many vans doing that much better than 30-40 mpg when full with 1000 litres of water??
Maybe im wrong as usual as havnt drove a 6 speed van but hey ho.

one of our vans does star ship miles as hubby works away window cleaning and comes home every two weeks so just that alone is 1400 miles a month without the work and him running around in it , add  a low roof insead of a s. high roof at 80mph all the way its 12 miles to the gallen more with 6 speed saying that he been home every weekend this month cant wait for the fuel card bill to come  ???



Thought I was getting bad mpg from my car at middle teens but this from a van is crazy!
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Ross G

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #25 on: October 19, 2013, 08:52:20 pm »
Got a new 63 plate Vivaro Sportive SWB , don't get me wrong I loved my wee Transit Connect  but whoo hoo this things the dogs baws. Now have a factory fitted 650 l tank installed as opposed to my 350 in the Connect , no problem for the Vivaro #happybunny