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I think you'd be mad not to! Good on you for getting it! It will be great when it comes to moving all your items to and from the lottie! Lol! 
Good luck hun!
Good luck hun!
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Don't forget they take longer to stop and handle differantly when loaded than empty.
Also put any cargo a far forward as posible so it dosent slide forward when you brake.
The transit is a great bit of kit.
It should only be heavy on the steering if there is no PAS or the PAS has a fault.My phone has more Processing power than the Computers NASA used to fake the Moon LandingsComment
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One thing to remember is some people take easier to other vehicles, some remain scared whit less for the rest of their life, so if it works for you - go for it !Comment
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We had a transit a while back and I loved driving it. Once I got used to no rear view mirror and remembered to use the wing mirrors anyway!!! When I got back in my car I felt as though I was driving on the floor.
I'll have a go at driving whatever vehicle is covered by my licence.
When I passed my test, I only insured myself third party, fire and theft for the first few years to build up my no claims before I went fully comp. Now I have 6yrs no claims and I protect it too.Kirsty b xx
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What a stupid idea that was with the RWD the more you loaded it the more traction you got.Originally posted by SlugLobber View Post
The FWD the more you load it the less traction.
I would agree get a late RWD with PSA and a TDi.My phone has more Processing power than the Computers NASA used to fake the Moon LandingsComment
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