Why Peugeot Boxers end up off the road
- 2.2 HDi turbo and injector failure
- DPF blockage
- Clutch and gearbox wear on loaded vans
- Front subframe and sill corrosion
- Electrical faults around the body control module
Parts that still hold value
- Luton boxes, tail lifts and tipper bodies
- Chassis cab sections
- Engines, gearboxes and turbos
- Doors, shutters and roller doors
- Wheels and commercial tyres
What moves the offer up or down
- A serviceable tipper body or tail lift can be worth more than the running gear
- L4 and H3 bodies are in demand for conversions
- Motorhome conversions on this chassis are valued separately
Common questions
- Do you buy Boxer-based motorhomes and conversions?
- Yes, including part-finished conversions. Photos of the interior help us price it properly.
- Will you take a tipper with a seized engine?
- Yes — the tipper gear usually carries the value.
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