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Nissan NV200 good cheap van, before that over the years two old Shape Peugeot Experts(very good) and one new version(crap) averaged 50,000 miles a year in the Experts.
 
I have always used a company called signs and graphics in wallsend, maybe not the cheapest, but certainly one of the best around.
 
I don't quite get the point of spending money on a van fitting alloy wheels and having engines re-mapped?? It makes sense to have a tidy looking van but it's a utility vehicle at the end of the day. If you need to go 150mph then get a Porsche surely?

Whatever floats your boat though I suppose.:tongue3:
 
I don't quite get the point of spending money on a van fitting alloy wheels and having engines re-mapped?? It makes sense to have a tidy looking van but it's a utility vehicle at the end of the day. If you need to go 150mph then get a Porsche surely?

Whatever floats your boat though I suppose.

hes got spare cash to splash, must be doing good eh :tongue3: I wouldn't mind a kitted out van, might aswell get hydrolics fitted aswell and bounce to my customers listening to Dr.Dre:punk:
 
Got an 06 plate Transit 85hp thats done 40k. I was worried that it would be underpowered but its fine.
I always get my sign writing done by the same chap. The transit only cost £200 to do last time.
 
I recently bought my first van, a Citreon Berlingo. Very economical and at the moment I love it. Just thinking up ideas for the signage, thought maybe along these lines:

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pics 337.jpg The ECOVan is a 2002 Toyota 280GS

The Disco is for sale if anybody's interested 1999 "T" TD5 £2200 onopics 334.jpgPM me
 

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I know it make sense GM but its got to go, need to upgrade heating before the winter, we just moved and basically all we have is a coal fire with back boiler and a few tiny rads!!!!!!
 
I know it make sense GM but its got to go, need to upgrade heating before the winter, we just moved and basically all we have is a coal fire with back boiler and a few tiny rads!!!!!!
do you want a price on a duotec?:rofl:
 
VW Transporter 2006 2.4 cc 5 cylinder engine no rubber cam belt to break.
 
2006 VW Transporter 2.5 130bhp, nice and quick but shocking on fuel. Anyone know about remapping these to be more economic on the fuel without losing any power?
 
yes ,swap it over for vw transporter 102bhp -i do on a full tank over 550 miles (combine city and motorway )
if on motorway only I get over 600miles
 
mfgs how many miles do you get on full tank ? might need to change your driving stile ! do not drive it like a is a 911
 
I get about 450 miles roughly from about £100 of fuel. town driving and a bit of motorway.
 
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