Eco diesel combi van
17-08-2009, 09:02 PM
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Eco diesel combi van
Hi all
Since owning my Rs turbo, Iv cut out using it for work and insead start mountain bike again, as i did as a teen, low framed jump bike and im loving it, keeping fit and saving shit loads of miles and petrol, now im starting to go farther afield to go riding, problem is I dont like getting the s2 dirt as the only way to move my bike long distance is to fold the seats down and put in the back, also Iv started to work out to build a boot install for a sound system. So I'v been looking at combi van, and also so looking at the new ford diesel engine at work that come out of the eco feista that pay fuck all tax and do like 80mpg.
If I could get one of these engines though work and put it in a combi van, would it work out to be the low tax?
CheeRs Dave
Since owning my Rs turbo, Iv cut out using it for work and insead start mountain bike again, as i did as a teen, low framed jump bike and im loving it, keeping fit and saving shit loads of miles and petrol, now im starting to go farther afield to go riding, problem is I dont like getting the s2 dirt as the only way to move my bike long distance is to fold the seats down and put in the back, also Iv started to work out to build a boot install for a sound system. So I'v been looking at combi van, and also so looking at the new ford diesel engine at work that come out of the eco feista that pay fuck all tax and do like 80mpg.
If I could get one of these engines though work and put it in a combi van, would it work out to be the low tax?
CheeRs Dave
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