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Lee GLS

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #20 on: July 13, 2013, 11:25:15 am »
you get a swb 09 reg transit one owner , 55k-70k ,they will be the 300 and loaded with air con ect ect and change out of 5k


No chance!

MATT BATEMAN (OWC)

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #21 on: July 13, 2013, 02:24:36 pm »
 ;D

KS Cleaning

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #22 on: July 13, 2013, 04:46:49 pm »
you get a swb 09 reg transit one owner , 55k-70k ,they will be the 300 and loaded with air con ect ect and change out of 5k
Can you get me one too please, I will give you the 5k you can keep the change  :P

Susan Dean (1stclean)

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #23 on: July 13, 2013, 08:57:53 pm »
you get a swb 09 reg transit one owner , 55k-70k ,they will be the 300 and loaded with air con ect ect and change out of 5k


No chance!
why not lee I could get an old rac 57reg vans miles from 187k -97k  1700 -2500 you just need to go to the sales vans are cheap as you like at the min and if you lucky like me and have an account you don't get hammered with fees

Lee GLS

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #24 on: July 13, 2013, 09:25:13 pm »
you get a swb 09 reg transit one owner , 55k-70k ,they will be the 300 and loaded with air con ect ect and change out of 5k


No chance!
why not lee I could get an old rac 57reg vans miles from 187k -97k  1700 -2500 you just need to go to the sales vans are cheap as you like at the min and if you lucky like me and have an account you don't get hammered with fees

ive spent 2 months looking for a transit and there is nothing out there fir the sort of money you are talking, even ex rac vans, the only ones they are selling at the moment are 57 reg, and one with 85k are up for well over 5K inc the vat.

maybe if you went to an auction and got an ex lease van  you might be lucky, but transits are very highly priced from traders a the moment.

Spruce

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #25 on: July 13, 2013, 10:00:54 pm »
Lee, I couldn't agree more. The stuff out there is mostly high priced rubbish.

I would wait a few months and see what the change of registration brings in Sept through to Nov. Ford seem to be running the Transit and the Custom side by side, as they haven't had any clearance sales to get rid of the old model. The Sept reg change was generally the motor industry's best time sales wise.

However, as this shortage of good used vans has been around for sometime, the March plate change didn't do much for the used market. There is plenty of good 1 year old 10k mileage vans at commercial dealers, but these tend to be more than us as the average window cleaner can afford.

Having been painted with the manufacturer's paint brush, I would never consider a van with 100k on the clock, and certainly wouldn't buy an AA or RAC van with 180k on the clock, no matter how well it was serviced and maintained. They got to be worn out at that mileage - if they weren't the RAC would still keep them.

I would never touch a red postoffice van either - they have all been abused by a multitude of drivers.

I still think the BT vans are good value for money, lower mileage and usually one dedicated driver who has responsibility of his van. The downside is that they are blue, although white ones are now finding there way into the system. Sadly, they also seem to be leasing their van now rather than buying them, so the leasing companies will be trying to retail them themselves rather than send them out to Auction.
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Susan Dean (1stclean)

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #26 on: July 13, 2013, 10:06:06 pm »
you get a swb 09 reg transit one owner , 55k-70k ,they will be the 300 and loaded with air con ect ect and change out of 5k


No chance!
why not lee I could get an old rac 57reg vans miles from 187k -97k  1700 -2500 you just need to go to the sales vans are cheap as you like at the min and if you lucky like me and have an account you don't get hammered with fees

ive spent 2 months looking for a transit and there is nothing out there fir the sort of money you are talking, even ex rac vans, the only ones they are selling at the moment are 57 reg, and one with 85k are up for well over 5K inc the vat.

maybe if you went to an auction and got an ex lease van  you might be lucky, but transits are very highly priced from traders a the moment.
at Colchester last week , ex enterprise vans were cheap  very clean and well nice  and whats wrong with an ex lease van ?? your  vans an ex lease , three of them rac things went pass not one went for over 2500 pounds  

these loads going at haydock this week I know as I am looking for a transit sport ill be loging on to the watch while shopping thank god for the I phone  , guess you sat for months on ebay and traveling round dealers lisening to there bull poop , if you paid 5k for your transit he made over 2000 pounds wages on you bet he was a happy bloke

Lee GLS

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Re: what van for £4000-£5000?
« Reply #27 on: July 13, 2013, 10:12:10 pm »
I didn't say there was anything wrong with ex lease, and yes mine is ex lease, but the average person looking for a van is going to look on eBay, or go yo traders, and in that case there is nothing out there for 5k