Time to buy a new van

[Lucky13]

What you need is a '32, '34, '36, '40 Ford or '39 Chevy van, back then, they knew how to build them!

 

[Readie]

The did Jan but, not practical for me.
I'm wondering whether a lease on a brand new van would be better....ummmm.

 

[Lucky13]

Just pointing you in the right direction mate.....

 

[Readie]

Great van Jan...but, I could not put bricks, sand/cement and anything else in that.
There must be a compromise....

 

[Lucky13]

Kenworth/Peterbilt 18 wheeler?

 

[Readie]

 

[Readie]

Our tip aka 'recycling centre' has changed the rules. Permits for trailers, Permits and limits for vans...
Maybe I will keep the faithful Mazda 5 MPV to side step the regs
Ummm

 

[Airframes]

John, just get one of these 'vans', and tell them to stuff their permits!

 

[Readie]

Now you ARE talking Terry. No parking problems with that beauty either...
'Oi...you can't park there Mister...'
'**** you' came the cry from within...
I like it

 

[Airframes]

I used to work with/for a mate who made one into a stretched 'limo', complete with jacuzzi and bar! Looked rather neat in overall white!
That said, he also had, among his vast fleet of AFVs, an Abbot SPG - painted pink! And it blew bubbles from the gun muzzle!

 

[Readie]

I used to work with/for a mate who made one into a stretched 'limo', complete with jacuzzi and bar! Looked rather neat in overall white!
That said, he also had, among his vast fleet of AFVs, an Abbot SPG - painted pink! And it blew bubbles from the gun muzzle!

Nice..that would down a storm here

The limo's here are bizarre...a converted fire engine, a hummer that is so long its ridiculous, a 'fun bus' aka converted Plymouth City bus and so on...
My favourite is the old Leyland double decker