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29/5/2012 at 9:15pm
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Also consider good size vans such as VW Crafter/LT. Mercedes Sprinters were ok I think, and a decent size. Renault do/did a decent size long wheel base. VW transporters are good, and do retain their value, but I still think thats due to them being over priced in the first place. Im not convinced that they are really that roomy either. I had a VW T25, they are a decent size compared to the T4 and 5 inside, but are not ideal unless you are prepared to pay more for effectily less apart from space inside. Id have a T25 like a shot again, but its only me and the wife, and at the moment we have more use for a conversion motorhome. Esentially you wont go wrong with a VW tranporter, as you will nearly always sell it on, but i'm still of the opinon that they are over priced, and over rated. A transit is just as good as a vw t4/5, and they dont look that different......I've learnt to look, and look, and look again, before commiting, as there is plenty of chouie out there.
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02/6/2012 at 9:41am
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Hiya,
Thank you all for your responses/expriences. I think from what i have read i will be looking for a lwb vw or a swb/mwb bigger van. I think the t4/t5 size would be more practical on a day to day level, however the bigger van would suit us better for sleeping/living in. We would not be spending a lot of time in it anywayonce on hols it would literally be at night for sleeping.
I think maybe my problem is that i am trying to find which is the best vehicle for day to day and camping and maybe if i want a small van for day to day the compromise needs to be made in living space.Maybe?
I would defo need an awning in order to make it comfortable for us. I am going to look at the larger vans mentioned abovein swb/mwb size. My license doesn't allow me to drive certain vans.
I believe i can drive upto 3000 max mam, but i was thinking the bits used to fit out a van would be heavy and also all the bits we would want to take. so wanted to stick to smaller for that reason.
Scoutin squirrel, i would love to be able to go for a tour around Europe next summer. So thank you for letting me know that would be possible to do (it is a bit daunting but so exiting, i really can't wait for all of the experiences the kids will have). My daughter would be fine in an awning, either that or she shares the bed with me, that will make the awning very appealing Haha.
I am looking at on the internet today to try to narrow it down.
Does anyone know of any van dealers in Nottingham or better still somewhere i could see some converted vans. The only campervan places i know only stock big campers not dayvans.
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