Autocruise Gleneagle

[PxJ]

We used to own a Gleneagle for 11 years (2008 model) & changed to Tugging for 18 months before (the Wife agreed tugging is not for us, I tried to explain this prior but not successful) we have now a Bessacarr 442 but not the quality of the Gleneagle. I’m thinking of looking for another Gleneagle but am I just buying trouble with a van that is going to be a 2008/9 van?

 

[Dave and Jen]

Probably no more trouble than anything else of that age- they did seem better put together than new ones. Just check for service history, cam belt done etc and general condition....
Cheers, Dave

 

[Wee Bold Davy]

The thing that may concern me would be the emissions question going back to a Euro 4 (or 3?) engine. The Gleneagles is a beautiful van, we considered one 6 years ago but it was too long for our drive

 

[Jev88]

Older Autocruise were very well built and often had monocoque roof so far less seams to worry about leaking.

 

[1967bowesj]

Probably no more trouble than anything else of that age- they did seem better put together than new ones. Just check for service history, cam belt done etc and general condition....
Cheers, Dave

Shouldn’t be a problem for the cambelt as the gleneagle was on the 3.0 engine.
There’s a few of that age about but can only see one gleneagle,