Dog van

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rickymac14
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Re: Dog van

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Canburne wrote:http://www.fleetleasingltd.co.uk/

try here for some good ideas....

The thing is I rang these last week when looking for a van and the minimum any one of these vans or cars had on them was 110k miles they have ridiculous price tags for what they are worth!!

As of yesterday i have brought the berlingo enterprise :-D as they are so bloody cheap for 8.8k loaded with extras thereis nothing out there as cheap or as good quality ATM and got quoted £1400 total kit out in back for dogs which you can't beat that from CAB. Pick it up Tuesday and cannot wait :dance: :dance:
Ricky mackintosh - "Always too many, but never enough"
Dubbs

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Skoda Yeti no good?
j0hn

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i have the old shaper peugeot partner and its pretty good tbh id say get the 2.0 hdi as i have the 1.9 non turbo and its pretty sluggish
Kaiser
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j0hn wrote:i have the old shaper peugeot partner and its pretty good tbh id say get the 2.0 hdi as i have the 1.9 non turbo and its pretty sluggish
More reliable the non hdi though 8-)
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Alice
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j0hn wrote:i have the old shaper peugeot partner and its pretty good tbh id say get the 2.0 hdi as i have the 1.9 non turbo and its pretty sluggish
my OH has the non-turbo too, and with all his work crap in it is really gutless. (I drive a 2.0 hdi 306 and his van seems sloooooooooooow to me, haha)
cheers,
Alice.

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