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Quote: Originally posted by DARKLORD on 27/10/2012

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Not a 12v just a cheap 21inch with DVD ill just say I dropped it and broke it after 2 much vino.........:)

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Quote: Originally posted by DARKLORD on 27/10/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by Bill Terry on 27/10/2012Take everything out. You can sell on line your Alko locks they wont fit the sirroco.But you do get new locks with the new van, they are stupid locks that stick out from the wheel alot, Use your tv and battery in the knew van,

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which layout have you got?

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We have gone for the fixed bed on the offside also we have upgraded to leather,I have spoken to the supplying dealer he says because the tv and locks are specified with the unicorn then I should leave them in,but I might keep the avtex tv and replace it with a cheap one from tesco...........

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Quote: Originally posted by neil and lena on 27/10/2012

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Quote: Originally posted by DARKLORD on 27/10/2012Not a 12v just a cheap 21inch with DVD ill just say I dropped it and broke it after 2 much vino.........:)

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So the next owner of your Unicorn won't be able to run the TV your substituting for the Original Avtex on 12 volt ?

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Quote: Originally posted by Bill Terry on 27/10/2012

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Tony, Leave the car hooked up to the van as well.

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If you bought a good step change that for the one in the new van as that will be a standard plastic step

  doug

The Al-Ko lock is registered to you anyway, you may need a new lozenge for it to fit your new van but I wouldn't be leaving that in the van. As far as the other items are concerned, check the standard spec of the van being traded in and hand it over with nothing else.

It must be a bonus for some dealers when owners hand in trade ins, cars or caravans etc & leave lots of things in them. I wouldn't give them any more than they'd give me.

BB

Quote: Originally posted by John6547 on 27/10/2012

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As I understand it whatever was fitted by the manufacturer prior to delivery is part of the specification of the van and should be left with the van when sold. Anything bought by the original owner and fitted as an extra by the dealer or the seller belongs to the seller. I have a dealers T & Cs and the conditions on there are that the manufacturers fitted items should be included in the sale/purchase, if they are not then some mutual agreement should be reached between the seller and the prospective purchaser. I suppose that the buyer could demand the van has all of the factory fitted items before buying, but this is obviously not always possible especially as a van gets older. If I was buying a second hand van that was only 12 or 18 months old though I would expect all the factory fitted items to be included or I wouldn't buy it, unless the seller knocked off enough money to allow me to replace the items if I wanted to. As far as I'm concerned when a van is advertised as a such and such then that is what they are selling, not a such and such with this and that missing. As someone posted earlier you wouldn't buy a second hand car if the spare was missing or the radio had been removed so why buy a second hand caravan if the same has happened.

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