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alarman · 15 Nov 2006

Hi all

do any of you decorators out there use an estate car for work, if so do they do the job adequately. i've got a citroen belingo van at mo but its not much use for the family( lol) thinking of changing to an estate.

Third_Eye · 21 Nov 2006

Me no think anybody wants to name the vehicle they use, hence why the "Government" have plans to chip ALL vehicles and then ALL humans or sheeple "

JohnD · 21 Nov 2006

Decorators' vehicles

confidentincompetent · 21 Nov 2006

JohnD said:
Decorators' vehicles

Hmm, do they come with a roofrack ?

confidentincompetent · 21 Nov 2006

Local tip banned vans...

Sooo got an estate..

Insurance is 2/3rds cheaper too

Nige F · 26 Nov 2006

I`d go with Confident. too

Dad used one for years ....first was a Vauxhall Victor

.......in a reverse psychology way .......if scrotes can see a few sheets and brushes ........they aint gonna bother breakin into the motor to rob tools

makitaman · 26 Nov 2006

Jump in and get a proper van, I mean a tranny or Sprinter. You need to look professional, turning up in a motor just doesn't cut it

Ron Gamma · 27 Nov 2006

Have you considered a hearse?

Loads of room for laying panels flat at a reasonable height for lifting in/out and a nifty 7ft x 2.5ft hidey hole underneath for storing tools out if sight. Complete with roof rack usually.

Seriously though...

If going for an estate car don't forget the bulkhead behind the driver to stop lengths of timber/piping being pushed through your kidneys when the guys behind doesn't stop in time.

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