[ts cleaning]

Small tank in back, pole on roof- Dont use pole that much and think it would be pretty functional as a van/car?

[steve rix]

Biggest pile of poo you will ever buy, avoid!!!

[ts cleaning]

You reckon? Have you had one?

[Mike #1]

Better off with a double cab pickup Truck bigger payload and far more practical for business and personal use.
                                             

[AuRavelling79]

Want to keep a family motor and not have a dedicated van?

Getta trailer - and the car you fancy (within reason) you know it makes sense.

[ts cleaning]

Yeah Gold. Good points guys. cheers

[red star]

I had a 1800 petrol for 3 years brilliant motor but others have no end of problems mines running well still somewhere in the ukraine

[steve rix]

You reckon? Have you had one?

Yers I have one and wish I didn't. Nothing but problems, expensive problems too. Next bit of kit I am buying for it is 2 litres of petrol and a box of matches.

[bobby p]

You reckon? Have you had one?

Yers I have one and wish I didn't. Nothing but problems, expensive problems too. Next bit of kit I am buying for it is 2 litres of petrol and a box of matches.

funny you should say that, i knew a guy who used a puff of lighter fluid behind the dashboard to create an "electrical fire" for insurance payout

[Steve CM]

The only one to get is the TD4 the rest are too problematic.

My missus has the td4 to pull her food trailer. Been a good solid motor so far

[ts cleaning]

Been told diesal ones far better than petrol. Steve your wife must be hungry to need a trailer for her packed lunch 

[a900]

You reckon? Have you had one?

Yers I have one and wish I didn't. Nothing but problems, expensive problems too. Next bit of kit I am buying for it is 2 litres of petrol and a box of matches.

Could I suggest using the cigarette lighter (that's if it works) saves buying a box of matches.

[Steve CM]

Been told diesal ones far better than petrol. Steve your wife must be hungry to need a trailer for her packed lunch 

I bought her a 54 plate brand new, when it was new. It was a 2.0 litre petrol and after 30,000 miles it needed a new head gasket. We sold it after that. This diesel one is a lot better

[BVC]

td4 diesel. 110k still pulls like a train. Mind you I think there are less risky options. Also everyone raves about ford connects but mine was the worst van I ever had. Spent over a grand on engine niggles and never found them. (try 120 quid for air sensor) Its all about the lump imo. 2litre diesel for me from now on.


BVC.

[ts cleaning]

Yes been told the gasket goes in the petrol ones and its never the same again, it can go again easily