Some people like shiny vans, whilst others don’t want to be bothered with the ritual of washing and polishing. It doesn’t mean they don’t love their vehicles any less, it’s just they have a different way of looking at their vans and what they are used for. This particular 1996 T4 used to be somebody’s work van and oddly enough it still is, it’s a true daily and used to haul whatever needs to be moved by its owner, Matt Redfern, of Split66.com. Matt is no stranger to these pages and had a previous build featured in Issue 72, that one was a matte white Syncro that had an interior loosely based on a basement bar in New York.
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