How many classic vans, or cars that could be used as a van, can you think of (the vehicle would be used by a mechanic)? It can only cost up to £2000
and must be pre 1973 (free tax)
The only ones i can think of are:
Morris minor traveller/van
Mini traveller/van
Austin a30/35 van
Mk1 transit
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/60_fordtransitmk1.htm
I'd go for a mini van, but getting a good one with no rust is a bit hopeful for £2k
Escort mk1 van
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-cars/ford_escort_mk1_van_60.htm
on 25/2/09 by steve m]
[Edited on 25/2/09 by steve m]
There are some pretty cool hearses about
Anglia van
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Originally posted by speedyxjs
How many classic vans, or cars that could be used as a van, can you think of (the vehicle would be used by a mechanic)? It can only cost up to £2000 and must be pre 1973 (free tax)
The only ones i can think of are:
Morris minor traveller/van
Mini traveller/van
Austin a30/35 van
Hearse all the way. Seen some really cool ones around here, seem quite popular for custom vans. Cheap too..
As the vehicle is to be used by a mechanic presumably carrying tools around a hearse may not be the best idea?
1963 Triumph
[Edited on 25/2/09 by stevebubs]
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Originally posted by rusty nuts
As the vehicle is to be used by a mechanic presumably carrying tools around a hearse may not be the best idea?
A friend of mine went for a 1960 Chevy Sedan Delivery, like this one:
He found it very useful for carrying lengths of steel About seven mpg is a bit hard on the wallet though 
Steve Walker
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Originally posted by speedyxjs
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Originally posted by rusty nuts
As the vehicle is to be used by a mechanic presumably carrying tools around a hearse may not be the best idea?
Why not? Take the windows out and replace them with ali sheets.
I could even get a Daimler 420