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13/2/2016 at 12:22pm
Location: Shropshire Outfit: Toyota Granvia (Wellhouse)
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Quote: Originally posted by pepe63 on 13/2/2016
Quote: Originally posted by salnew on 12/2/2016
Hi everyone,
I'm looking to buy a campervan. But just can't choose,
Can you tell which campervan you have and why did you choose it? Or if you had the choice again would you change?
I'm hoping to spend about £6000, £8000.
I like the T4/T5, bongo and Toyota.
My husband is a mechanic and restores classic cars, so not to worried about this aspect as he will check this.
Thank you for your help. I will let you know what I choose.
I'm looking forward to the upgrade from the tent.
Hi...We only switched from tents 8-9 years ago and since then we've had 3 "proper" vans (one '03 Transit based Duetto and 2 coach-built MHs), our current van is just a basic low roof Toyota camping(not camper)van..
Firstly, I'd say try to pin down what you'll want to do with it- How many will it need to accommodate?- How much on-board kit do you really need?- Do you want/need it to be dual purpose?- etc etc...
Once loaded with "going away stuff", anything VW Transporter/Bongo/Hiace sized can be very snug to "live-within", so all will *benefit from using some form of outside shelter/tarp/awning. So, with that in mind would it need to be fully fitted out?
With the VWs/Bongos etc we see on 'sites, most of the living and cooking seems to be done outside; under a tarp or in an awning, with the vehicle only really be used as the "bedroom"....it's how we use ours..
....as your other half is handy/practical, would spending the money on a tidy, newer (windowed?) van and fitting it out with a detachable/lift-out kitchen pod(that could also be used in an awning) and a fold-down bed, be an option ?...
Edit- Just to add, we switched from the "proper" vans because they were too "single-purpose" for our needs...and the coach-built Mhs were just too "delicate"....
Post last edited on 13/02/2016 12:32:14
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