4X4 Iveco Motorhome

[jeffmossy]

4X4 Iveco Motorhome

Here looks a good buy https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/machzone...d=192401722752&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851

 

[Robmac]

Sounds like it needs a lot of work Jeff, and it hasn't reached the reserve yet.

I love the new Iveco 4x4's, but I would need to win the lottery first!

 

[jeffmossy]

Yes Rob it looks like it needs work but anyone in the know how could get a good van . I would not mind a dabble with it myself if I had the time

 

[trevskoda]

From what i see the 3 would have to be removed from the asking price considering its age,i recon it would cost a fortune to fix as iveco were looking £1036 for a replacment brake master cyl for mine,needles to say i told them to go whistle,got a copy in germany £76.

 

[Robmac]

Yes Rob it looks like it needs work but anyone in the know how could get a good van . I would not mind a dabble with it myself if I had the time

Undoubtably Jeff, in the right hands it could be good. The 'knocking' would be a worry to me as I am not a mechanic, and I never trust when people say they have fixed the damp problems.

But it could be a good buy, depending on the reserve price.

 

[jeffmossy]

Yes the knocking is the part that would make me run a mile also Rob

 

[mark61]

Lovely little truck if you can get it sorted for not too many £'s. That would be up for at least 18000 in Germany.
Wouldn't worry about the leak, any decent branch will have that lump over the cab in pieces.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Money pit even if you have the skills.

 

[Phillybarbour]

Rugged off reader for someone, wouldn’t like to buy the fuel for that one.

 

[Robmac]

Money pit even if you have the skills.

They are definitely for a certain market.

But, put to the correct use it would be a great vehicle for somebody. I expect it would be expensive to bring up to scratch, but would also have a high resale value in the same market.