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<blockquote data-quote="sparkyrj" data-source="post: 19491" data-attributes="member: 606"><p>I have used both in the past, but have a van at the moment. the good thing with the van is the local lowlifes cant see whats in it at night, as its got solid back doors and a cage at the front, but also vans are more of a target for thieves so both have their advantages and disadvantages.A friend of mine who is a chippy had all his power tools taken from his estate car when parked on his drive overnight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sparkyrj, post: 19491, member: 606"] I have used both in the past, but have a van at the moment. the good thing with the van is the local lowlifes cant see whats in it at night, as its got solid back doors and a cage at the front, but also vans are more of a target for thieves so both have their advantages and disadvantages.A friend of mine who is a chippy had all his power tools taken from his estate car when parked on his drive overnight. [/QUOTE]
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