What van does everyone have?

[Piperdave22]

As title says really what vans are we all driving??
What is / has been your most reliable van?
Preferably that you can fit 1800 x 900 sheets of plasterboard in to

 

[Aire]

For The last 7 years I've had transits, (company supplied) 3 of them. All had their issues too. My current transit custom had to have a new steering collum when it was less than 3 years old. And they're easier to break into than a wheelie bin, can't say I'd recommend them.

 

[townfanjon]

Caddy for me.
Seat forward will fit a 6x3 plasterboard.
Seat out and it takes a 300 litre unvented , mm to spare lol

 

[SimonG]

Doblo 1.3

 

[Welder]

Volvo V70 estate. Pimped out windows.
Get cylinders, baths, plasterboard etc etc in with ease.
42 MPG to and from jobs, cheap insurance, pig to break into and takes 5 lardie adults at weekends - what's not to like?

 

[Ric2013]

Peugeot Partner 1.9D. Small and not powerful, but generally a good natured van. Good load capacity if you need it.

 

[rpm]

Caddy Maxi, drives like a car.
Vito, drives like a van.

 

[DGT plumbing]

Kangoo, too small. 52 plate vivaro, 5 years old when I had it, dreadfull reliability cost me a small fortune and so on that I bought a brand new one in 2013 before the face lift version. Bloody brilliant. The main reason I bought another was because I'd got a decent roof rack and pipe rack that went straight off the old one onto the new one.

 

[Allgoode]

Ducato L2H2 tecnico.
No more bumping head getting in & out.
Nice driving position and nice lazy engine.
Also carries loads of bits & can get everything in.
Touch wood she will be nice & reliable bar normal wear & tear items.

 

[Darren Jackson]

Ford Transit for me, get 8x4 sheets in it no problem and I always go for the semi hi roof model so all my 3m pipes slide into the roof space, so no copper on the roof rack for the scroats to nick.