In reply to Post #12
It was a standard Caddy not the Maxi but with 2 inflatable boats (packed down obviously) 2 motors 4 batteries and two set of anglers kit for a week away meant we had to make sacrifices on some items that the Transporter would of accommodated, like I say I like to take the kitchen sink had to leave that out for a start
It was a standard Caddy not the Maxi but with 2 inflatable boats (packed down obviously) 2 motors 4 batteries and two set of anglers kit for a week away meant we had to make sacrifices on some items that the Transporter would of accommodated, like I say I like to take the kitchen sink had to leave that out for a start
In reply to Post #13
I'd totally agree but the new one is no looker
As brilliant a vehicle as it is ... im not sure i would class any of the models a "looker"
I'd totally agree but the new one is no looker
As brilliant a vehicle as it is ... im not sure i would class any of the models a "looker"
In reply to Post #17
Well they say beauty's in the eye of the beholder
I like a squarer boxier look, not at all keen on the rounded Berlingo/Vauxhall. I remember when I first saw a fully custom new face-lift Citroen Dispatch, that'd give the transporter a good run for it's money, tbh I'd have bought that over the Rifter but it's the Mrs car so I was vetoed! Thing is she wanted a small nippy number, was dead against another mini van at 1st, now I can't get to drive the bloody thing she likes it that much
Well they say beauty's in the eye of the beholder
I like a squarer boxier look, not at all keen on the rounded Berlingo/Vauxhall. I remember when I first saw a fully custom new face-lift Citroen Dispatch, that'd give the transporter a good run for it's money, tbh I'd have bought that over the Rifter but it's the Mrs car so I was vetoed! Thing is she wanted a small nippy number, was dead against another mini van at 1st, now I can't get to drive the bloody thing she likes it that much
In reply to Post #1
I've got a Ford Kuga need a family vehicle. Got myself a heavy duty dog ramp take a couple of bits off the barrow, then straight in the back. Ramp slides under the barrow in the car.
I've got a Ford Kuga need a family vehicle. Got myself a heavy duty dog ramp take a couple of bits off the barrow, then straight in the back. Ramp slides under the barrow in the car.
I have a transit connect lwb. Barrow goes in with room room to spare
In reply to Post #20
Is that with the rods on ?
I think my barrow would be too high
Extreme big boy power porter
Is that with the rods on ?
I think my barrow would be too high
Extreme big boy power porter
In reply to Post #20
Same as yourself
Best van I've owned and I've had a few all French ones though
Same as yourself
Best van I've owned and I've had a few all French ones though
In reply to Post #1
ive got a 2013 Peugeot partner,fits my power porter no problem,plus all my winter gear for aweeks session in oxford plus great on fuel ie diesel.
ive got a 2013 Peugeot partner,fits my power porter no problem,plus all my winter gear for aweeks session in oxford plus great on fuel ie diesel.
I have a standard vauxhall combo (2020 reg), I can wheel my Carp porter big boy into the back of it up a scaffolding board, it just fits with the backdoors closed.