Skoda pick up / mk2 caddy £1600 West Yorkshire

[cobby]

Mk2 pickup x plate 2000
10 months MOT
99k
New shocks and springs all round
Freshly refurbished wheels
New front brakes
New tonneau cover
Load bed all rustproofed
Solid underneath
Fully serviced 2 months ago
Swap for a golf or passat estate or audi a4 estate
£1600 ono

[Rich]

Apr 26, 2017 19:58:02 GMT VIP said:

Price and location in the thread title please.

And weather it's actually a Skoda or a VW might be slightly helpful..

[cobby]

Apr 26, 2017 21:51:10 GMT Rich said:

Apr 26, 2017 19:58:02 GMT VIP said:

Price and location in the thread title please.

And weather it's actually a Skoda or a VW might be slightly helpful..

They are one and the same but logbook states it's a skoda
Anything else?

[craig1010cc]

They are indeed the same (something Rich knows well having owned one), but badge snobbery still exists sadly.

Is it an original pickup or a converted cube, which of the 3 engine options has it got and pics would be good

[cobby]

Regardless of what badges are on it or what it says on the logbook the fact is that it's a skoda plain and simple as for badge snobbery well yes I am guilty of changing the grille but purely because the original skoda grille looks gash however it will be included in the sale
It's a 1.9d non turbo and is an original pickup

[Rich]

Apr 27, 2017 7:38:54 GMT cobby said:

Regardless of what badges are on it or what it says on the logbook the fact is that it's a skoda plain and simple as for badge snobbery well yes I am guilty of changing the grille but purely because the original skoda grille looks gash however it will be included in the sale
It's a 1.9d non turbo and is an original pickup

It was a simple question. I am and many people are well aware that the VW Caddy pickup second gen. is just a badge engineered Skoda Pickup. Some people may not want to buy a Skoda model due to snobbery (I myself didn't care) and some people may not want to buy a converted 'Cube' van, as the logbook will say 'Cube' and be a van and not a 'pickup' and people CAN be wary of this. It looks 'dodgy' on the logbook against the vehicle. Again, mine was a Cube that had been converted, didn't bother me, but It MIGHT bother someone. We are not trying to be difficult. We are trying to help you pad your advert out with useful details that will help you achieve your goal as a seller.
Good luck with the sale. My pickup was a 1.9D AEF powered truck, was very willing and plucky and used no fuel. Great little trucks.