mk2 ford transit

stan

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mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #1

Bought this about 2 years ago now and sorted a few issues since.I love driving it !

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Ally

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #2

Looks in amazing condition! health to enjoy.

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Blag

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #3

Wow, that is in great shape for a 1985! She's a credit to you. You might have guessed I have a soft spot for the older wagons and the effort the owners put into them to keep them in great shape!

Welcome to MHcraic Stan.

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stan

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #4

Thanks Blag.It is a lot of effort to keep the oldies going.Loving the rv.

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the fat controller

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #5

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You might have guessed I have a soft spot for the older wagons and the effort the owners put into them to keep them in great shape!

That is the understatement of the year Kevin

Stan in case you are wondering what I am referring to have a read and look at what he has been up to forum/topic.php?t=2063

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stan

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #6

Thanks for the link.I do love a cup of hot coffee and reading the toils of others as i ignore the troubles that i put off and have to face.Although it appears i will need a coffee pot for Blags adventures !

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the fat controller

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #7

More like the Colombian rain forest

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mad max

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 15.01.2014  ·  #8

I'm nearly sure that was not far from tuam twords barnaderg??
Think the lad who owned it/worked on it might be a ford lover, currently a Capri parked in his garden,

It looks the biz, enjoy

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eirebus

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 16.01.2014  ·  #9

Lovely van enjoy

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CHAUSSON

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Re: mk2 ford transit

 ·  Posted: 16.01.2014  ·  #10

Spotless van, Stan!
I had a mk2 few years back, it was a Canterbury, I don't know what became of that company, it had a fibreglass roof on a van body with an over cab double bed.

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