Its difficult as often the prices vary vastly, just keep an eye on what others actually sell for. It could be anywhere between £1000 and 5000, its all down to how it looks and runs, I have heard a few tails of woe recently of people buying Bongos for top money but not checking them over so if yours ...

I use a local motor factors called General Traffic for brake parts.
I have used Warrington Mazda very helpful lady in parts.
and Wheel quick for anything else ( Rad Thermostat and Cam belt)
Oh and Hayden on here for my temp gauge and low coolant alarm

I'm not sure I would use them for electrical stuff anyway, but their brake bits were good so far as I (and more importantly the MOT tester) could tell. If we had a brake pad with no friction material at all it would still pass the efficiency test on the rolling road, once out on the road performanc...

Sorry no I haven't changed the Bongo ones as I hardly do any miles in it.
The made a massive difference in my Discovery, even towing heavy loads it stops on a sixpence

I stopped using Euro a few years ago due to the random quality, some parts good some shocking, one of my local garages has also stopped using them last week, personally I wouldn't take the risk as in my experience I might save a few quid but the cost involved if the parts fail can be large. I now on...

Its odd but I don't use my Bongo much, last month all was fine today it was down to about 13mm on the dip stick, normally bang on 19mm, can't fine a leak?
Going for a good run tomorrow to see if anything shows up.

We get stuff delivered to work in these, they make excellent cheap toolboxes as the insulation is often twice as thick as a plastic cool box, they are about £2 in Florida, we i=used one for cold drinks it was excellent and 100 degrees most days http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Polystyrene-insulated-storage...

I have one of these its way better than the stuff you buy on the high street http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/18-litre-Norwegian-Food-Container-Ex-Army-Cool-Box-Hot-Box-/272273293289 Look at the review here http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60092 They also make a good seat. Here they are ne...

I have PMd you a good cheap welder.
I mentioned Barnsley auto panels , looks like its gone but I did see this number bongo bodyshop on 07584 13481 might be worth a call if your repair man is struggling to find any sills.

If you want it done by a garage google Travis Autos St.Helens he is a nice honest bloke who has done work for me in the past to a high standard, but as its a business I think it would be more expensive, remember to mention Barnsley Auto panels as they sell sills etc for them

If you send me a PM I know a man who may be able to help. He is a professional welder but does work in his spare time, he restored me Land Rover from scrapper to rust free in a couple of weeks to a very high standard, I can weld so know his work is good.
He is in St.Helens

We use a Jet boil like the kelly its only really any good for heating water quickly but with the Jet boil the kids put hotdogs and heat in the bag food in it for D of E

My insurance went from £1000 to about £250 by fitting a rear kitchen, its still registered as an MPV though

The Bongo left the factory with Factory Fitted seats that convert from seats to a table and also a bed so i would just tell them that.

You can buy the bits from Ebay etc but may be easier to try locally to het the right size hose tail, heres one of the many different sizes and types, a Caravan / camping shop will have all the bits
http://www.onlinebearings.co.uk/Hosetai ... -barb.html