Half car half van

[Ricbob123]

I use my 'lingo multispace mainly as a van (the back seats are always up) but i do love the one piece up and over back door on the car, its just brilliant for sheltering under when 'IT'S SPITTING'.

From what i can see all the vans come with the two piece split doors, are there any van types with the car back door?
Thanks
Ric

[FeuxLingo]

Yes, you could spec your LingoPartner with the single piece lifting rear door, I've seen them for sale on eBay.

Example here

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Citroen-Berlin...27bf9e29cb

[j90xxx]

One piece back (van) doors are fine if you don't load with a forklift.
No use if you do. illyme:

[FeuxLingo]

One piece back (van) doors are fine if you don't load with a forklift.
No use if you do. illyme:

The exact reason most have barn doors instead of one-piece.

[evdama]

Theres also a roof flap thing - cant think of any advantage though..

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[j90xxx]

Theres also a roof flap thing - cant think of any advantage though..

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Grouse shooting? cratch:

[ron]

Theres also a roof flap thing - cant think of any advantage though..

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It's for long loads,ladders,planks(wooden type) & a wonderful source for water leaks.:lol:

[nil by mouth]

Theres also a roof flap thing - cant think of any advantage though..

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That's just like my old Renault Extra , the idea being a set of ladders scootch through the roof into the passenger footwell after double folding the passenger seat forward . I presume it makes a roof rack redundant if you only transport ladders once in a blue moon . Aahhh the memories .

[Silent_Bob]

Maybe it is for rear downforce.

[philip]

Its for when your towing a caravan, remember wind slammers that were useless.