In reply to Post #15
Cheers mate thats good to know. Am leaning towards a connect as I've heard of turbo issues with the caddys and electric problems with the Peugeots.
Cheers mate thats good to know. Am leaning towards a connect as I've heard of turbo issues with the caddys and electric problems with the Peugeots.
In reply to Post #16
Toyota Proace does it for me after lots of searching, trying and buying, I got rid of my Caddy Maxi for it
Toyota Proace does it for me after lots of searching, trying and buying, I got rid of my Caddy Maxi for it
In reply to Post #17
I hadnt even thought of looking at toyotas. Will check it out thanks
I hadnt even thought of looking at toyotas. Will check it out thanks
In reply to Post #17
They really are nice looking vans too arent they?
They really are nice looking vans too arent they?
What about the merc Vito ?
In reply to Post #20
I had one for a few weeks after one of my transits got totalled. I hated it. Was glad to give it back. For such a poor drive I was staggered they could charge what they do for them. The transit was better in every respect than the Vito, and I hated the stupid Vito handbrakes
I had one for a few weeks after one of my transits got totalled. I hated it. Was glad to give it back. For such a poor drive I was staggered they could charge what they do for them. The transit was better in every respect than the Vito, and I hated the stupid Vito handbrakes
In reply to Post #12
I like the idea of the motorbike ramp so will look at that too
This is the one I have that was recommended on here Bike Ramp
I like the idea of the motorbike ramp so will look at that too
This is the one I have that was recommended on here Bike Ramp
In reply to Post #22
Hi. I have been using an old scaffold board
Used some long bolts drilled through the board and then have these to locate the board and stop it slipping
Lot cheaper than the bike tray and been using it for a few years
Hi. I have been using an old scaffold board
Used some long bolts drilled through the board and then have these to locate the board and stop it slipping
Lot cheaper than the bike tray and been using it for a few years
In reply to Post #22
Looks spot on thanks. I think a plank would be ok too but the bike ramp may be more useful as it folds.
Looks spot on thanks. I think a plank would be ok too but the bike ramp may be more useful as it folds.
In reply to Post #24
I have a bike ramp in the back of my Tranny connect it fits across the back doors on the floor
I have a bike ramp in the back of my Tranny connect it fits across the back doors on the floor
In reply to Post #25
Thanks mate haven't heard anything bad about the connects yet
Thanks mate haven't heard anything bad about the connects yet
In reply to Post #26
Ive a vivaro......24volt carp porter goes up small scaffold board through side door,side to side,
Leaves rest of rear for rods etc,
Ive a vivaro......24volt carp porter goes up small scaffold board through side door,side to side,
Leaves rest of rear for rods etc,
Peugeot Expert Tepee Wheelchair Van
took me a few years on and off to even work out what i wanted or what it would be called
the ramp is a bonus. its a family car, windows, 5 seats but with a van load space.
No VAT and very unfashionable so cheap.
took me a few years on and off to even work out what i wanted or what it would be called
the ramp is a bonus. its a family car, windows, 5 seats but with a van load space.
No VAT and very unfashionable so cheap.
In reply to Post #28
Looks great I just dont want anything with windows as i want to leave the Barrow etc in there.
Looks great I just dont want anything with windows as i want to leave the Barrow etc in there.
In reply to Post #29
Limo tint the windows may well be an option mate
Limo tint the windows may well be an option mate