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BrianC Member Since: 15 Apr 2009 Location: central belt Posts: 1429 |
I wouldn't even consider a pickup as you could only carry a few tools and not much else.
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28th Aug 2013 11:02am |
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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35331 |
or like this but bigger,
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28th Aug 2013 11:02am |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
Very good stan |
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28th Aug 2013 6:06pm |
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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars Member Since: 22 Jan 2010 Location: Chilterns, UK Posts: 11309 |
Maybe a tad bigger then....
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28th Aug 2013 6:24pm |
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kingpleb Member Since: 07 Jun 2011 Location: Maybe here. Maybe there, I get everywhere! Posts: 8455 |
Here you go Mick,
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28th Aug 2013 9:03pm |
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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars Member Since: 22 Jan 2010 Location: Chilterns, UK Posts: 11309 |
Mick needs something cooler than a panel van.... |
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28th Aug 2013 9:15pm |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
Right , i don't want a Tranny type of van , i am basically thinking of getting a 4x4 pick up that would do me for my daily drive and for to use at some point for DIY repairs to some of the properties that i rent out as the letting company that i use are just ripping the pish by calling out tradesmen to fix stupid things that i could do myself and charge me over £100 + for the priviledge
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28th Aug 2013 9:17pm |
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Contraband Member Since: 08 Nov 2010 Location: FIFE Posts: 3697 |
Honda crv...with the Back seats down its huge inside. Drives like a car and is 4x4.. Previously..
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28th Aug 2013 9:24pm |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
@ Contra , wife had one of those years ago that good she kept it for 3 months |
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28th Aug 2013 9:26pm |
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kingpleb Member Since: 07 Jun 2011 Location: Maybe here. Maybe there, I get everywhere! Posts: 8455 |
TBH mick for fixing stuff up on properties that they are charging that much for can that kind of kit not just fit in a few toolbox's??
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28th Aug 2013 9:48pm |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
Suppose it could Will, but don't want to take the chance in doing any damage to the interior of a FF if i have to get new doors , ply and other timbers if needed along with some other stuff
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28th Aug 2013 9:57pm |
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Bellini Member Since: 11 Jan 2012 Location: Berkshire Posts: 2261 |
That's nice, Mick, but what is it? It could be a Nissan or a Ford but I've no idea. I'm guessing Ford.
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29th Aug 2013 5:37am |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
👍it's one of those Ford Rangers , and no doubt Powerfuluk will do stuff for it they even do chrome accessories for wheel barrows 😜 |
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29th Aug 2013 6:04am |
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northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8523 |
If you are set on a pick up then the new model ranger is where i would start. Drive that first then compare everything else to it........
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29th Aug 2013 6:37am |
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