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Hello lads,
How ye doing, I've been working out of a Renault Trafic for years. Have had several, no probs believe it or not.
Have to get a bigger van now. Was gonna get a master. 1 of the brothers has 1. Pretty good but has probs with door handles and brakes.
Any thoughts on similar size vans.
I was gonna get d men high roof 1.
Thanks
 
I love my high roof new Renault Master. It's 1 year old now and the paint still looks as good as new.

Time will tell of course! The big plus with the new Renaults is the van is fully galvanised. This was very important to me as I won't be getting rusting through the paint down the line.

By contrast my 8 year old VW Crafter is starting to show new rust spots each year.
 
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