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cr0ft

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Hi all,

We are looking to add another van to our collection and this time I'm in the market for something smaller to undertake the electrical jobs we have. Does anyone know if there is a smaller van on the market (think Caddy Maxi size) that will take a 3m load length by sliding it through an opening in the bulkhead at all? I don't see the point of getting a small fuel efficient van then ruining that with a roof rack and ladders/conduit carriers etc.

Would prefer to avoid any French brands if possible.

Cheers all for advice.
 
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I got into my mates dyno van the other day, new vivaro very nice van, I'm not sure if theres a hole in the bulkhead already or not but one can be made to under the seats for 3m lengths I believe
 
It's the Toyota proace looks same as the Peugeot, citreon and fiat versions

What he said. Why don't you look at a vito compact? They're bringing out a new shape, so the old un should be a bargain.
 
I've had two vitos first one 55 plate was ok used a lot of oil second one 57 plate blew up at 48000 merc wanted 7k for a new motor phha no chance got the blown one reconditioned £4500 took 3 weeks nearly bankrupt me I've still got it looks smart eats tyres leaks oil hopeless to get the bike in the back for track days .think I was just unlucky but I'll never get another
 
I'm tempted with the old one, a 113 cdi with a few extras.
 
My Vito has 150k - should be ok for another 150k. I hope.
I think the new 1.6 Vito has a Renault engine

The new Mercedes small van is a Renault kangoo too in Mercedes livery. Vito's poor paintwork. Like the new transits myself but silly money and haven't heard enough about them.
 

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