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4x4 van with a side loading door is the way to go, if its only for saws,fuel and a mucker the Kangoo sized vans are good.If you need bigger the Sprinter/VW make more sense, can have rear seats and carry shitloads of gear. Todays 4x4 pickups are more fashion than function and dont really do anything that well, complete ballache to wrestle gear in and out of.

 

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Unless you are organised ! so many guys are just plane untidy!     

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Sandringham 6 built by Hotspur cars, 3500 V8.   Six wheel drive  16 speed gearbox with centre difflock, electro-hydraulic tipping body that will carry 2 tons and crane that will lift 30 cwt. Hell

Mike Hill
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I like the look of the 4x4 Citroen Being van.   If it was just Saws and Gas you are carrying,I would try one of those.

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