What's the best way to fit a dead body in a van?

ERM
I mean 'buggy body'! Yes that's what i meant, 'buggy body'.
What's the best way to fit a buggy body in a van?


The amazing has happened and i am extremely excited. I am shortly to pay for a new body to go on my buggy 
I'd like to hire a van and go and pick it up soon but I'm unsure as to how to fit it in... Has anyone moved a body in a van before?

Actually, having just looked at the cost of hiring a van while typing this... £100+... are there any other better options?

A LWB body will fit in a Luton Transit no problems

Transported many a kit on my roof rack.

When I moved down to Devon, I made up a set of ramps and drove my Buggy up into the back of a Luton - A body will fit in there easily

Cut it in half 

My T4 SWB was enough to fit my shell in. Rear door cracked open a little.. fitted a treat..

A Sidewinder in born...this is how the pros do it...

  looks like that one's answered then!

Ha ha ha ha ha ...... that's amused me.....
even though the tub would probably have fitted IN the van, it's still on the roof !!!! 

Quote from: easilydistracted on November 15, 2016, 04:18:39 PM
... are there any other better options?

I think the answer is a set of roof bars   

hahahahahah brilliant!!!!
Well that's it then, I'll just rope in my dad! He's got some bars.
Thank you very much! Love the pics!

If your travelling a good distance, I would recommend  a van especially if travelling on the motorway. I picked this buggy in bits in a van 

Quote from: Allan on November 16, 2016, 06:06:06 PM
If your travelling a good distance, I would recommend  a van especially if travelling on the motorway. I picked this buggy in bits in a van 

Looks like an FF

I bought my chassis, SWB GP body, 2 seats and 4 wheels in a sprinter van all separate. Oh and a set of side pods