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not exactly a car but cheap to run:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...eighbours.html
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http://www.ursaminorvehicles.com/exterior_photos.htm
Plenty of street cred with one of these
http://jalopnik.com/photogallery/urs...ent/1000178276
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This bint should know.Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post...what's the best type of car to live in?
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I stay in a motorhome all the week and use a liesure centre. Works a treat
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How about a VW California:
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/carrevi...otion_tdi.html
even includes a bog / sink depending on your preference
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Lots of websites. www.boatshop24.co.uk, boatshed.com...autotrader do boats...Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostWhere?
I bought one, not as a live aboard but I could do.
It is 32 foot, sleeps 6, has a fridge, cooker, electricity, toilet etc...for under 20K...
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Where?Originally posted by daviejones View PostYep...you can buy a liveaboard sailing boat for about 25K.....
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Yeah, a people carrier is probably my favourite option. A transit would do the job and there is no doubt a cheap second-hand market for them, but there are some nice practical looking people carriers / autosleepers out there too, but which may be expensive to buy and run.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Postwhen I worked in Bath there were quite a few people living in vans parked on various streets. People carrier sounds favourite to me, but you'd need curtains. We should ask that fat lass off x factor - she's an expert.
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when I worked in Bath there were quite a few people living in vans parked on various streets. People carrier sounds favourite to me, but you'd need curtains. We should ask that fat lass off x factor - she's an expert.
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Less than that. If it doesn't need to be shiny and something you'd actually want to take onto the high seas, you can get a 30ft yacht for £20k or less in reasonable nick.Originally posted by daviejones View PostYep...you can buy a liveaboard sailing boat for about 25K.....
A small motorhome sounds best though. You could even ask a friend to use their land/facilities and slip them a bit of cash.
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Long wheelbase Land Rover Diesel. Beg old fat from chip shops to keep it running.
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How about a Volkswagen camper parked down Bishops Avenue, Hampstead.
There are no yellow lines and you too can live on Millionaires Row
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Yep...you can buy a liveaboard sailing boat for about 25K.....Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostYes, can't afford a house, buy a yacht. Job done...
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Yes, can't afford a house, buy a yacht. Job done...Originally posted by daviejones View PostGet a boat!!! A nice yacht, all you pay are mooring fees....
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