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Just think what you've got to look forward to!!! Sticking throttle linkages, lights that are as effective as candles in a high wind, leaking extending roof, rust and rust. Just Kampers needs to be in your Bookmarks/favourites. :o)
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Nice. I'd love a camper.

 

How much did that set you back if you don't mind me asking? Good ones go for silly money nowadays.

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Me and my brother were going to start a project a few years ago. But a van like a LWB transit and convert it into a campervan. The project never took off but I'm still wishing it had :(
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I have use of (its OH parents) a VW Super Viking camper. Its a little unique being a 6 berth (4 in roof) and an automatic 2 litre engine. Will upload a picture later today.
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Just think what you've got to look forward to!!! Sticking throttle linkages, lights that are as effective as candles in a high wind, leaking extending roof, rust and rust. Just Kampers needs to be in your Bookmarks/favourites. :o)

 

I've already spoken to them to look at replacing a couple of things :-) I can't wait to get my hands on it :-)

 

The rust isn't too bad at this point, just a bit under the wheel arches but nothing serious. It had a full bare metal respray about 2 years ago at which point pretty much all the rusty panels were pulled out and replaced.

 

We've paid £7500 for it, but we looked at one last week which was a proper mess and that went on ebay for £6100 so we think we've got a good deal :-)

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Why do you all [ed] want such old things that don't work? And can only do about 40mph

Sometimes it's nice to arrive whenever, wherever and with a view you can appreciate without it wooshing by...

 

Although I am curious how something that doesn't work can do 40mph.... ;)

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Take the wheels off, and put a flat bottom on it, and I may be more interested :)

 

Camper vans are the land equivalent of narrowboats - my dream.

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My boyfriend and I have just had some dodgy wiring fixed on our 1980 type 25 campervan. Planning our first trip together to the the lakes in August during the summer hols. We would love to own a 21 windowed split screen though, our mission to have one eventually and re-fit to our tastes.
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A splitty would be my preferred camper, however it just isn't practical plus the costs involved are outrageous (My all time dream car is a Beetle though :-) ).

 

She (Winifred or "Winnie" for short) is a really nice looking camper. Was given a hefty restore about 3 years ago (including a bare metal respray) and she is very very straight, we've done well (we think) to get her.

 

First trip will hopefully be this weekend, fingers crossed we can pick her up on Thursday and then we're off to Camperjam at Weston Park in Stafford on Friday.

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Splittys go for the top teens, if not the 20's. Crazy prices, but certainly worth it! All you need on the back of your camper is a fat willys sticker and you're sorted!

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