Fetch Camper Vans

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Fitz Apr 2015 11:09pm, 14 Apr 2015 1,167 posts	0 Fitz On my first two trips to Glasto (2008, 2009) I hired a camper from a mate of a mate. Commercial hire prices for that particular weekend are £££££! Anyway, this one was a huge 6-berth Hymer thing based around some kind of Fiat van, with cooking hob, sink, fridge, shower and WC. it was rather challenging to drive, not least because it was left-hand drive. It was a brilliant experience (Glasto was pretty good too!) but unfortunately when I went back to hire it for the third year, it was unavailable because the owner was living in it whilst his fire-gutted cottage was being repaired. My mrs hates the idea of camping / caravanning etc but I have had a hankering to buy one ever since, would be dead handy for far-flung races or for track days on the bike.
AntClark Apr 2015 8:13am, 15 Apr 2015 461 posts	0 AntClark This is the inside of our VW, Still work in progress which is the nice thing as you can do things in stages. Nice thing about VW's are they are easy to drive and use as a car, we have cooking hob, sink, fridge but no shower or WC.
Mandymoo Apr 2015 8:40am, 15 Apr 2015 1,768 posts	0 Mandymoo That's lovely. Ours is a shell at the moment - just doing electrics, insulation etc. where did you get your bed?
AntClark Apr 2015 8:44am, 15 Apr 2015 463 posts	0 AntClark I got it supplied and fitted by Uberbus http://www.uberbus.co.uk/, but it's a 2 seater Crash tested rock & roll bed made by RIB with 3 point seat belts
HellsBells Apr 2015 8:56am, 15 Apr 2015 19,122 posts	0 HellsBells I couldn't find any photos, but this one is the spit of ours - 1971 Devon camper, same colour, straight up and down roof, single sliding door on the passenger side, two wooden box seats - the stove was folded in the one nearest the door, the other was storage, you could slide a board between these seats and put a cushion on it to make an extra seat, no seat belts of course - it was 1971, there was a double bench backseat with more storage underneath and the sink on the passenger side. the table top was stowed against the other side and the leg screwed into a hole in the floor, the bunks were about 2 feet wide nylon and rolled up against the roof [IMAGE]
HellsBells Apr 2015 8:57am, 15 Apr 2015 19,123 posts	0 HellsBells oh and the wooden boards that formed the seat backs all slid out and fitted together laid flat to form the double bed - it was really very clever
Yorkshire Pie Apr 2015 9:03am, 15 Apr 2015 12,619 posts	0 Yorkshire Pie Halfpint - this is what we use for the Berlingo. The only issue you might have is that it really needs two people to lift it in and out (not sure how big quarterpint is!) Ours is a different awning but the inside stuff is the same.
Yorkshire Pie Apr 2015 9:03am, 15 Apr 2015 12,620 posts	0 Yorkshire Pie amdro.co.uk with link...
halfpint Apr 2015 9:22am, 15 Apr 2015 19,594 posts	0 halfpint Oooh!! I might have to add Berlingo plus kit to the ever increasing list of 'things to save for' - which currently includes deposit for a house and 40th birthday trip to NZ where we will hire a camper and travel around kayaking, MTBing etc etc.
AntClark Apr 2015 9:43am, 15 Apr 2015 466 posts	0 AntClark Very cool HellsBells, liking the Berlingo tent extension