Unusual Motorhomes..

[rattusnq]

I saw them make something similar on Blue Peter in 1979
it consisted of some string ,a sqeezy bottle,sticky back plastic and a pair of VAL'S OLD KNICKERS............................

Originally Posted by johnnyrotten

Is your Nissan like mine
Ps just seen your Nissanhttp://www.wildcamping.co.uk/forums/show-us-your-van-motorhome/6325-my-conversion-work-progress.html nothing like mine
Cheers Johnny

Hi, your camper looks wow..! Anymore pics pleeze?

[blazezak]

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Not sure if I,ve done this right , this is a german road sweeper converted to a m/home ( sort of ) , seen it on the ilse of Skye last year .still had a lot of the old fitments on it , was a real crowd puller .

[watchthis]

Originally Posted by blazezak

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Not sure if I,ve done this right , this is a german road sweeper converted to a m/home ( sort of ) , seen it on the ilse of Skye last year .still had a lot of the old fitments on it , was a real crowd puller .

Must be for sweeping changes in motor home design
Bye for now
Freddie

Wow.. this big old beast will probably run forever, although it's a bit like using a sledge to crack a walnut! Wonder what the fuel consumption is like? Surprisingly, it fits very nicely into a regular parking space which has to be a bonus. Thanks for the pic..

[Wintermute]

Demountable motorhomes seem like a good idea on paper, I've often wondered why they aren't more popular.

In terms of unusual homes, I've never seen but would dearly love to have a citroën H van conversion. I was going to scour ebay for a donor van but they all needed too much welding work, and now I haven't seen one for ages. What a fantasticly distinctive van that would be !!

Wintermute - A "Google" search threw up this pic.. thought you might like it

[Wintermute]

See, that's exactly the sort of thing i was hoping for, but I can't seem to find a decent van to start with

[knollgardener1]

Originally Posted by Wintermute

Demountable motorhomes seem like a good idea on paper, I've often wondered why they aren't more popular.

In terms of unusual homes, I've never seen but would dearly love to have a citroën H van conversion. I was going to scour ebay for a donor van but they all needed too much welding work, and now I haven't seen one for ages. What a fantasticly distinctive van that would be !!

You might have more luck in still finding a suitable van in France, buy it from there and import it for your own conversion over here.

[Telstar]

Here's one I saw at Beadnell Bay C&CC site, August 2004. Bike rack as well!
I don't think that there is much hope of my van being in such good condition at that age.


Jon

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