[Clive McDonald]

LWB high roof transit, fantastic van with a 650ltr 2 man set up, 3 seats, loads of room and my ladders are even inside the van which is so much easier and safer

Good call but this is a big van.The scudo maxi edges it for domestic because it has two side doors, and is easier to park.


For commercial or carrying extra kit for drives and gutters the tranny may have benefits.

[Ross G]

i few have got ford connects on here.thats what im gettin this year.u can fit a 350/400lt tank in the back and still have room for trad gear.

regards

dazmond

thumbs up to the Connect Dazmond certainly does  for me i've never fell in love with a motor since my XR3i back in the late eighties but i'm warming to my wee connect.

[windowswashed]

I'm happy with my Transporter with roller bar roofrack for the ladders (occasionally). They are common as muck around here where I live as most tradesmen use them for their work

[tompoole]

how about a green goddess there was one on ebay last month for 2.5k. that would be a laugh, imagine the custys face if you turned up in one of those.
Even at 9mpg i'm sure you guys who are taking 1k a day could afford it.

[george formby]

the best vans you need is rear wheel drive if you are pulling water front wheel will just shorten the life of yor engine toyota hiace vans are good

[Ste M]

LWB high roof transit, fantastic van with a 650ltr 2 man set up, 3 seats, loads of room and my ladders are even inside the van which is so much easier and safer

Good call but this is a big van.The scudo maxi edges it for domestic because it has two side doors, and is easier to park.


For commercial or carrying extra kit for drives and gutters the tranny may have benefits.

thats what i like about it though, i origianlly wanted a small connect sized van, im glad i never now, its so much easier as i have room for everything, i can fit my ladders inside and i can also stand up inside, also it aint as big as you think, i aint been stuck anywhere anyway, i do mainly residential as well