Thanks David . Its a relief it passed to be honest ,it is getting on a bit now.. hope you and Rachel are doing good ... Been watching your video,s.. Great stuff David .
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC yes they are a big van. My old Transit was the same length. Great for living in but a pain parking in tight spaces like supermarkets. Good luck finding a new van
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC great! I bought a 2006 Daily (with 500k on it) a few weeks ago with fresh MOT, so I am up next year! We'll be travelling through Europe with it, with a caravan attached. In the back there is space for our stuff and my woodturning lathe. 😎 Thanks for putting these videos up. They are really helpful!
@@peterdeklein1294 wow 500k , it just shows how good these vans are .. look after it and it will it again ...keep doing the oil changes and it will go forever
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC yep. It needs some care and attention at spots, all small things. And a very thorough clean. The engine has been boosted to 170bhp, I am very curious how it will pull the load up the hills in France as we don't have noticible hills here in Holland 😂.
Ivecos are built like a tank, my 05 Daily passed MOT after sitting for three years, no problem, I did have some rust on some of the outriggers, but they are NOT relevant to the MOT. I’ve now used Lano guard, to protect against the demon rust, I can recommend that product.
Hey Terry, thanks for the video, have the same van. Wondered if you could answer some questions.. Did you change the log book to reflect its now a campervan to get the class 4 test? I read online that class 4 is for vehicles less than 3,000kg you said yours was 4,000kg? Thanks, hoping you might of found a way to save me some money this year...
You don't need to change log book.. All you need to do is present it as a camper and it will be tested as such and not a H.g.v. ..as long as the testing station has a 5 tonn lift...no need to change log books
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Really pleased it sailed though ok - bet you are over the moon with that feedback 😀
All the best, David 👍
Thanks David . Its a relief it passed to be honest ,it is getting on a bit now.. hope you and Rachel are doing good ... Been watching your video,s.. Great stuff David .
Always good to get a pass mate. Nice one 👍😊
And now for the sad news Gaz.. , I sold the van yesterday.. TOO BLOODY BIG...
I'm going to buy a smaller one soon.
Nice too here from you..
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC yes they are a big van. My old Transit was the same length. Great for living in but a pain parking in tight spaces like supermarkets. Good luck finding a new van
Superb!
thanks very much . didnt have to spend any money this year getting it tested
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC great! I bought a 2006 Daily (with 500k on it) a few weeks ago with fresh MOT, so I am up next year! We'll be travelling through Europe with it, with a caravan attached. In the back there is space for our stuff and my woodturning lathe. 😎
Thanks for putting these videos up. They are really helpful!
@@peterdeklein1294 wow 500k , it just shows how good these vans are .. look after it and it will it again ...keep doing the oil changes and it will go forever
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC yep. It needs some care and attention at spots, all small things. And a very thorough clean. The engine has been boosted to 170bhp, I am very curious how it will pull the load up the hills in France as we don't have noticible hills here in Holland 😂.
@@peterdeklein1294 it will pull good if its 170 bhp mines 150 and pulls like a train
Ivecos are built like a tank, my 05 Daily passed MOT after sitting for three years, no problem, I did have some rust on some of the outriggers, but they are NOT relevant to the MOT.
I’ve now used Lano guard, to protect against the demon rust, I can recommend that product.
Thanks mate . I have a problem with the van now , the speedo stopped working trying to figure it out
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That could just be a fuse, someone else I follow on YT had the same problem on a trip in Spain, and it was a blown fuse.
@@londonjacks8371 cheers mate ..
Hey Terry, thanks for the video, have the same van. Wondered if you could answer some questions..
Did you change the log book to reflect its now a campervan to get the class 4 test?
I read online that class 4 is for vehicles less than 3,000kg you said yours was 4,000kg?
Thanks, hoping you might of found a way to save me some money this year...
You don't need to change log book..
All you need to do is present it as a camper and it will be tested as such and not a H.g.v. ..as long as the testing station has a 5 tonn lift...no need to change log books
It's also cheaper road tax if you don't change the logbook...