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Post by FredTransit on Jun 21, 2015 11:06:35 GMT 1
Wow good luck with that sale, that seems a lot for something most would have trouble fitting. If your buyer needs any help, we have a hiab that would lift it
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Post by transitsteve on Jun 21, 2015 22:08:42 GMT 1
Thanks for the help and the offer of the hiab, I believe my camper body would fit upto a mk3 transit chassis, and someone may want to make a chassis cab into a camper. What would you reccomend would be a fair asking price for my motor home body in good condition?
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Post by jonochap on Jun 22, 2015 7:52:18 GMT 1
Complicated, the door is in the wrong place for a mk3 and the seating doesn't allow for forward facing so it's a small mk1 market who would want a new back. I've seen them on e bay over the last few years for about 500, you may get more now, with a particular buyer having a particular need depends how long you can hold onto it?
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Post by FredTransit on Jun 22, 2015 9:09:28 GMT 1
Why is the door in the wrong place? Mk1/2/3 are the same standard chassis in standard form. As for the price, very hard to tell, but you can get a whole project running van for two grand, and not many will have the capabilities of putting the body on the new chassis.
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Post by jonochap on Jun 22, 2015 17:00:57 GMT 1
Doors on the side on the later bodies rather than the back on the ones I've seen.
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Post by FredTransit on Jun 22, 2015 17:26:48 GMT 1
I was told the side access is better as you can have seating at both ends of the van.
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Post by jonochap on Jun 22, 2015 19:02:50 GMT 1
Yip, I would have thought that's why it changed...nicer with an awning and allows forward facing layouts but I'm still a sucker for an early cl best of luck with the sale mate
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