Hello there. In reference to this being like a pub,I'm the onslow lookalike just with more of a limp. Found in the beer garden shouting at pigeons.

Old Wrinkly wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 2:19 pm A front and rear unload would be ideal for bikes.

That's my thoughts with a horse box trailer.

Next month is the ideal time for buying a horse trailer as the season is almost over. Top spec Freelander 1 petrol's are currently priced at an all time low, surprisingly economical as well, although no auto available unless its the V6. I'd have a diesel but I'm also in the realms then of Caz ...

Freelander cost £700 in 2017, the trailer £900 in 2018, although at the time it was a steal. The lightest single horse trailer available back then, advantages maximum payload and as it was the same width as the Freelander, no mirror extensions needed and very easy to reverse without an assistant if ...

I would also like to state I'm not looking to change the car yet. I hate to admit it because I don't like modern Renaults but this does everything my requirements ask for except being auto. It's also damn comfy and smooth. Does need the six speed box though as it's in excess of 3k at 70mph. The ...

Hooli wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 12:30 pm I can't imagine an 'oss box would be owt but rotten considering what'd been dripping through it for years.

Cheaper, easier to modify and I have a solid flatbed in good nick already. I'm probably wrong though with this idea.

No they aren't. I'm always looking for a Luton body or a ropey horse box though.
I think a Luton box trailer would be a bit too unwieldy though. A modified 'oss box would be better.

I keep arcing back to either a freelander or a vivaro/traffic/primastar for some reason. I'm more inclined towards the van as it would allow progression of the business. Again though if I could find a cheap box trailer or Luton body to mate with my flatbed I wouldn't be as much in need of a van but ...

If its good enough for a Prime Minister then its good enough for You! Toyota Previa (just to jog your memory, not a recommendation as it has been owned by the shit in the hedg e brigade) https://www.motors.co.uk/car-71515031/?i=0&m=sr Or a Toyota Picnic if you want slightly smaller. Too thirsty in ...

The 4007 / Mitsubishi outlander is ok but DPF and all the other modern shite. They also rust like fuck as they are Mitsubishi's. The 2.2 is the best lump but that isn't saying much. Petrols are very rare and I think it was only the Citroen version that had a petrol version. The Mitsubishi version ...