RTP wrote:Gets me why the rural vans don't have mud guards. The factory fitted ones are pretty solid, but I guess it's all down to initial cost. Thing is though, the vans get washed and come end of play the next day, they're caked in shite again, especially at this time of year. With mud guards fitted it would reduce the need to wash the vans as much and the public might actually see cleaner vans more often. The reduced costs on van washing would surely out weigh the cost of the mud guards over the life of the van in service.
vans get washed?
Not us, no time for that i'm afraid,vans in office look terrible, business plan savings/lapsing sorted that out!!
Used to have our own garage with washer/fuel----but thats when it was a decent company with a good service.
And why have '58 plate vans got tape players ffs?? Why would Vauxhall in 2008 produce dashboards with 80's and before technology??
