Vehicle suggestions

[Ian Clarke]

When you said you had bo where to store it I thought that utilising your contacts would be useful and their yard is already pretty secure because they want to protect their stuff already.

 

The idea of a transit tipper and cheap car are possible but I never liked it as its 2 sets of tax mot insurance fuel and running costs. But that's my opinion. I know a guy who uses a tipping trailer very well with his defender 110.

[Ian Clarke]

When you said you had bo where to store it I thought that utilising your contacts would be useful and their yard is already pretty secure because they want to protect their stuff already.

 

The idea of a transit tipper and cheap car are possible but I never liked it as its 2 sets of tax mot insurance fuel and running costs. But that's my opinion. I know a guy who uses a tipping trailer very well with his defender 110.

So it is possible

[Blah]

We use a tipping trailer. The boss just has it on the road in front of his house.

[greatdane]

buy a crew cab transit tipper,covers everything you need,my son has one,keeps it clean and doubles up as a car for him too

[tree-fancier123]

buy a crew cab transit tipper,covers everything you need,my son has one,keeps it clean and doubles up as a car for him too

 

that must be the most practical solution, some would think they look more stylish and successful taking the family out in a nice 4by4, but the tipper would make money, maybe get it sprayed metallic grey if you wanted to fester yourself up about aesthetics

[josharb87]

VW Transporter combi. 1 set of rear seats and a real "van" space behind.

 

Or nissan primastar variant - cheaper!

[Ian Leach]

That's what I've got Josh the vw, the back seats slide out too when needed.

[jfc]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I will have a look into 2wd rodeos and vw vans and the nissan. A double cab tipper is probably a bit much for me at present, not sure how practical it would be for my set up, either work or family car.