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The bed in our nv200 will be almost exactly the same as a 3/4 VW type bed. Should be OK for the odd night for 2 "hobbits" like me and the wife? We want a campervan for day trips and the caravan for longer breaks and tours abroad. On site we have the benefit of a dayvan for beach trips and so on. A VW from Denby Campers with a Buckinham conversion costs upwards of £25k or so. Long wheel base but based on a second hand vehicle. You should just see the full specification on the base vehicle Nissan, brand new.The full cost of buying the new van and very full spec conversion will probably match the £25k or so, on the road, including alloy wheels etc see much more detail at dinkumsblog Your comments above match my own on the blog almost word for word! Our Nissan will have aircon, multi airbags, cruise control sat nav, rear view camera, 6 speed box and be brand new. A brand new VW camper can be upwards of £50k easily.
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cramming for my finals in the twilight zone
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Topic: New Campervan announced
I know what you mean about "one man awnings". The caravan awning is brilliant but really best if there's two of you.
