Hello All!
This being my first thread, I hope I've posted it in the right place and that my questions are not too common.......
I'm looking to buy a T4 transporter quite soon but I'm not sure of the most cost effective way to do so. It seems that £2000 - £5000 would get me a good reliable example. But I'm quite picky about the mpg and the 1.9 seems to be the most fuel efficient, does anyone think otherwise?
I am also open to buying a LHD one from abroad, perhaps in Germany, but there are costs associated with doing this which I understand might come to about £300. Is this something thats generally recommended?
The van is to be used for extended trips in the Scottish Highlands, of up to a month at a stretch and during both summer and winter times. I will be living in the van as I go and would have preferred a Caravelle but the difference in price seems way too much for me. I think a simple conversion with bed and one hob stove would suit me fine. I'm used to roughing it.
Any thoughts or advice will be much appreciated.
Best
Rob
This being my first thread, I hope I've posted it in the right place and that my questions are not too common.......
I'm looking to buy a T4 transporter quite soon but I'm not sure of the most cost effective way to do so. It seems that £2000 - £5000 would get me a good reliable example. But I'm quite picky about the mpg and the 1.9 seems to be the most fuel efficient, does anyone think otherwise?
I am also open to buying a LHD one from abroad, perhaps in Germany, but there are costs associated with doing this which I understand might come to about £300. Is this something thats generally recommended?
The van is to be used for extended trips in the Scottish Highlands, of up to a month at a stretch and during both summer and winter times. I will be living in the van as I go and would have preferred a Caravelle but the difference in price seems way too much for me. I think a simple conversion with bed and one hob stove would suit me fine. I'm used to roughing it.
Any thoughts or advice will be much appreciated.
Best
Rob