could be adapted for a t25

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could be adapted for a t25

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at least for the bed...
http://www.doubleback.co.uk/

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Re: could be adapted for a t25

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I saw that last night over £50,000 though. :shock:
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Re: could be adapted for a t25

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I like the concept of that, but the biggest drawback would be the sliding door, when stowed inside the vehicle it would make the sliding door redundant, if you have more than 2 passengers the only way in or out would be the front doors and big jump up or down at the back. The vehicle featured has low floor at the back so rear access / ingress would be better.

I still like the idea of that though, certainly a different if not radical style.
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