[dazmond]

any of you guys used these?ive applied online for a transit custom 330 trend SWB.

[Smurf]

That will confuse the hell out of your 4 squid a month custards for sure...Maybe I'm paying him too much I hear them saying 

[Lee GLS]

any of you guys used these?ive applied online for a transit custom 330 trend SWB.

Do you know if you are able to drill holes to fit a tank?

I've been looking into the leasing option but the ones I've contacted said no.

[Scrimble]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

[Dave Willis]

Another interesting site I thought.......    http://www.anchorvans.co.uk/vans/no%20vat/?gclid=CIftzP-vwdECFUK7GwodRa8J5Q

[Clever Forum Name]

Always found that site interesting as their is never vat to pay.

[Clever Forum Name]

makes me think they sell on behalf of the owners now....

http://www.anchorvans.co.uk/vans/no%20vat/

[Clever Forum Name]

Good price!

http://www.anchorvans.co.uk/van/27091-ford-transit-custom-lwb-l2h1-6-speed-tdci-290-alloys-no-vat

[Klean07]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

+1

[Dave Willis]

Signwriting made me laugh!
My sons was scrap at 70,000 miles three years old too!

[KS Cleaning]

Each to their own but surely with interest rates so low the best and cheapest way to get a new van is to get a loan and buy one. For example a 10K loan will only incur interest of around £600 over 2 years, a 20K loan would be about £1200 interest over 2 years or £1800 over 3 years. This way you own the van from day 1.

[dazmond]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

who earns £1700 a week?ive never earned that in a week window cleaning!yes i earn £60 an hour on SOME jobs but it doesnt work out as an average hourly rate over the course of a week.we all know that.

i was happy to earn £800+ this week doing half days with a backpack though.

[ben M]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

who earns £1700 a week?ive never earned that in a week window cleaning!yes i earn £60 an hour on SOME jobs but it doesnt work out as an average hourly rate over the course of a week.we all know that.

i was happy to earn £800+ this week doing half days with a backpack though.

£800+ this week doing half days with a backpack,really??? that mean at least £1800+a week full day with a tank! even where i live in  the south you don't get that! stop talking rubbish!

[dazmond]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

who earns £1700 a week?ive never earned that in a week window cleaning!yes i earn £60 an hour on SOME jobs but it doesnt work out as an average hourly rate over the course of a week.we all know that.

i was happy to earn £800+ this week doing half days with a backpack though.

£800+ this week doing half days with a backpack,really??? that mean at least £1800+a week full day with a tank! even where i live in  the south you don't get that! stop talking rubbish!

£818 to be exact ben.i had some good paying easy jobs this week and commercial.

i dont work full time mate.virtually part time now esp in the winter months.

[ben M]

surely seeing as your earning £60 per hour £1700 per week you can afford to actually buy a van instead of renting one?

who earns £1700 a week?ive never earned that in a week window cleaning!yes i earn £60 an hour on SOME jobs but it doesnt work out as an average hourly rate over the course of a week.we all know that.

i was happy to earn £800+ this week doing half days with a backpack though.

£800+ this week doing half days with a backpack,really??? that mean at least £1800+a week full day with a tank! even where i live in  the south you don't get that! stop talking rubbish!

£818 to be exact ben.i had some good paying easy jobs this week and commercial.

i dont work full time mate.virtually part time now esp in the winter months.

pmsl

[ben M]

i know why i don't come here often, just fed up about people talking poop! they should concentrate more about their business than talking crap on here!

[Plankton]

That will confuse the hell out of your 4 squid a month custards for sure...Maybe I'm paying him too much I hear them saying 

I had that when I got my pickup. Seen a customer staring down the street with a stupid look on her face, when I got to her I new what was coming.... eh I don't want them done anymore!

[dazmond]

i know why i don't come here often, just fed up about people talking poop! they should concentrate more about their business than talking crap on here!

i dont know why you come on here either as you ve never got anything to offer,help or anything.

im not talking rubbish at all.ive done 6 half days this week.ive got £900 pencilled in for next week but ill have to work longer hours as some are not as well priced.hopefully my new backpack will arrive monday as its still not here.backpack died on me today after 3 hours.

[Spruce]

any of you guys used these?ive applied online for a transit custom 330 trend SWB.

Do you know if you are able to drill holes to fit a tank?

I've been looking into the leasing option but the ones I've contacted said no.

Sometimes the telephone sales people don't understand so reply with the 'safest' answer. Then there are the idiots.

Unless things have changed drastically in the last 10 years, there are many forms of lease. One form is Contract Hire and these can be difficult. The finance house takes the risk of value at the end of the contract and will bill you for any rectification work needed to return the van to a good condition which would excluded fair wear and tear.

If you take on a finance lease, then the vehicle's condition at the end of the contract is your problem as you have to take the risk. If the vehicle isn't worth the final balloon payment then the shortfall is for your account.
We we sold vans to builders, the lease didn't include a final balloon payment. So even if the van was only worth scrap value it didn't matter. Drilling holes in the floor to secure equipment isn't an issue.

Contract Hire is off balance sheet and not treated as an asset on your books. Leases are on balance sheet and the van is treated as an asset even although you will never own it at the end of the contract.

Then there is a lease purchase which you can own at the end of the contract.

However, there is a company called Northgate whose HQ is in Darlington. They have numerous leasing outlets throughout the country. They won't allow any modifications to the vehicle you lease. You aren't even permitted to decal the van up.

If you take a lease out for say 25k a year for 3 years, there is a destinct possibility that the van would be replaced with a new one  at the end of each year.  They would make more profit by selling a 1 year old van with 25k on the 3 times than by selling 1 van at 3 years old with 75k on the clock. They would also be turning stock over quicker and would earn themselves bigger fleet bonuses as they would be buying 3 vans instead of just 1.

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[p1w1]

so if you take out a lease without a final balloon payment then are you more likely to be able to modify it (van signage/drill holes) without penalty at the end.