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mascott514 Jul 2020 8:59am, 19 Jul 2020 422 posts	Quote Pin mascott514 Angus, Its not wrapped, it was hand painted by a pro graffiti artist. The Bongo is an excellent smallish camper. A double bed in the roof that I can sleep in at 6'3", and a double in the seating area, fridge cooker cupboards. We use ours all over Europe, despite being 23 years old, but we do use a side awning with two bedrooms in it for any stay longer than about 2 nights. Theres loads of spares for them, and a great forum that has tons of techie stuff for those practical types. (ie not me!) They don't really lose money if you maintain them with a bit of TLC. I have noticed the petrol ones are starting togo for silly money now, but for now we're happy with our diesel one.
Angus Clydesdale Jul 2020 10:41am, 19 Jul 2020 18,934 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale Hand-painted! Lovely.
Gobi Jul 2020 11:01am, 19 Jul 2020 70,856 posts	Quote Pin Gobi Great individual paint job
Mandymoo Jul 2020 11:48am, 19 Jul 2020 9,940 posts	Quote Pin Mandymoo Thats a fabulous van 😁 Just spent 3 hours cleaning ours and now it's raining 😳
Mandymoo Jul 2020 11:49am, 19 Jul 2020 9,941 posts	Quote Pin Mandymoo
SarahWoo Jul 2020 4:05pm, 19 Jul 2020 11,849 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Looking good, Moodle x
Northern Exile Jul 2020 7:23pm, 19 Jul 2020 6,600 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile Mine was lovely and shiny until today. A full day parked at Honister slate mine and it's covered in thick grey dust 😔
Northern Exile Aug 2020 2:07pm, 2 Aug 2020 6,669 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile Campervan blog fetcheveryone.com/blog/11778
Angus Clydesdale Aug 2020 2:16pm, 2 Aug 2020 19,112 posts	Quote Pin Angus Clydesdale Good bloggage
TommyK Aug 2020 9:06pm, 9 Aug 2020 239 posts	Quote Pin TommyK Please don't take this as a dig at anyone's choice of vehicle, it really isn't, but can someone explain to me the attraction of VW Transporter campervans? We've just spent a week on a campsite in Arisaig and, across the week, there was a vast number of VW's turned up. As the site wasn't opening their facilities, all, bar one, set up a toilet tent. Then invariably, they'd set up an awning at least as big as the van itself. I could, perhaps, understand the attraction of a classic, but, a substantial portion were 19 and 20 plates and they must have cost well north of £60K. We bought a full facility PVC AND a car for less. We've poked around a few at shows over the years and, it seems to me, that's its style over substance. Please, what am I missing? Or is it "if I have to ask, I won't understand"?