Am I getting old or just stupid ? Bay V's Wedge...

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Lowval

Discussion Starter · Oct 18, 2006

Ok if all goes to plan I shall be shifting one of my cars on very soon, leaving me some free cash to play with. I have a 72 bay, which ain't the prettiest thing in the world but I love it and its cost me a mint over the last three years. Thing is I keep looking at Wedge vans... Ok they haven't got the 'character' (IMHO of course

) of the bays but my old fella has a high top and it feels massive inside compared to mine, plus its nicer to drive... I guess what Im saying is... Do I stick with the bay and plough money into it.. or sell it and buy a nice practical :yawn: wedge...

Help please

Any advice from those who have run bays and now gone to wedges welcome

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Big Al

· #2 · Oct 18, 2006

I wanted a split, I couldn't afford a bay, so I got a wedge which is currently my daily.............and now I'm sticking with it!

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Kafer_meister

· #3 · Oct 18, 2006

I wanted a split, bought a bay, sold a bay and bought a wedge. It Rocks, when it works

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Tractor Boy

· #4 · Oct 18, 2006

i've had 2 splits (still got one) a viking bay and a t25 westie. the hightop westie was ugly as fook but it was awesome! i could stand up in it, it had everything you'd want, double beds, cooker, fridge, sink etc and was a 5 speed watercooled model that would sit at 70mph all day.........

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wedgedout

· #5 · Oct 18, 2006

Big Al said:
I wanted a split, I couldn't afford a bay, so I got a wedge which is currently my daily.............and now I'm sticking with it!

Similar, I wanted a split, had to comprimise..... no was was I gonna pay 4 figures for a "project"

So got a wedge... love em now.

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