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I think you're onto a winner.
Van parts are always in demand, because Van drivers don't give a shit about their vehicle.
How you gunna sell the stuff?
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I used to be a delivery driver and ive already got rid of a lot of parts just through people i know
Next week im getting leaflets and cards made to put up in places where i worked, these vans always have something up with them so parts will be delivered to them at their work as i know nearly everyone there.
Also on ebay, gumtree and other sites like that. If there are any site designers on here il see how i get on for a while and maybe get one made.
Yodel drivers have the most dodgy vans ever most of the parts from the MK7 went straight to them.
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Ours don't get repaired unless they are proper bent. There's hardly a straight panel on either but they just class it as wear and tear cos it wouldn't be a transit if it weren't f*cked.
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Are there any plug and play mk7 bits from the higher spec models? Would fancy some bits for the cab but need to be easily returned to standard if necessary
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28K Transit? Jeez, most do that in a few months!
I'd say you should get loads of custom though, I did a bit of work on the commercial (van) side of a Ford dealer a couple of years ago, loads of massive milage, f*cked up vans there lol. Best one was a gardeners van, had 300k on the clocks and had been through 3 gearboxes and two engines (all second hand ofc).....and was in that time for a failed waterpump...... The only issue I can see that van drivers tend to be tight (like 306 owners haha) so I can't imagine they'd be willing to pay much for spares!
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Biggest mileage I've ever driven was a transit, my dads '88 SWB had at least 910k on it...
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I drive a 11 and a 12plate both tippers at work. If they break ill pm you
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I know the older banana style engine injection pumps people use on the dervs
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Where about in Wolverhampton NP?