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Subject Topic: Coachbuilt MH on double cab Tansit
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16/5/2012 at 10:54pm
 Location: Solihull
 Outfit: Bavaria I740g
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Hi All,

I saw a German registered motorhome coach built onto a double cab (crew cab/twin cab) ford transit on the M6 toll road today.

I have never seen such a thing before but i guess it provides the safest form of transport for any passengers in the rear of a motorhome and also makes for a huge over cab bed!!!

I couldn't make out the manufacturer but looked like it was on a 2007 onwards Transit.

Can anyone identify this for me as i am rather intrigued? Various google searches have not provided an answer so far.

Guy.

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16/5/2012 at 10:59pm
 Location: roche cornwall
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could have been a one off build . you could do it here . no problems to do it . i have built loads of truck campers for mates etc. might find you want it built on the bigger transits . the newer 4,600kg ones would make a great camper.

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17/5/2012 at 8:38am
 Location: Shropshire
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I agree with Alan..chances are it was a self-build..

The fibreglass,ex-telecom type bodies are a quite popular choice..and make for a tidy,neat little unit..and a demountable version built upon a crewcab Transit,would make for a versatile vehicle...



17/5/2012 at 8:59am
 Location: Solihull
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Thanks both although I am as sure as I can be that this was a German Factory build.

Once I identify it I will post a picture or link.


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17/5/2012 at 9:00am
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Several makes of demountable campers about so it could have been one of them. Usually seen on double cab pickups.


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17/5/2012 at 9:19am
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Quote: Originally posted by Tentz on 17/5/2012
Several makes of demountable campers about so it could have been one of them. Usually seen on double cab pickups.

Oh yeah..that may've been what it was...

There was a large "American" sized demountable,mounted on a VW LT/Crafter on ebay some months back...I was all for bidding on it but the missus wasn't keen(..as in "wouldn't let me"! )



17/5/2012 at 7:34pm
 Location: Solihull
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This was definitely on a transit and seemed to sit too low to be a demountable - I am 99% sure it was a coach built.

Although I have google every connotation of a possible decsription searching for images - a few australian demountable but as I say above they sit far higher on a load bed.

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18/5/2012 at 4:38pm
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there are several companies that will build a one off for you in germany . lots do in fact built on toyota landcruisers if you want a 4x4. try helmut ginsters site www.tourfactory.de. he builds cracking campers in germany . seen his and afew of his customers in morocco.
you do have to think that self builds or one offs can be made to look /are the real thing . even badged by the companies that make them. its the way forward to cut out the excessive profits of m,home manufacturers and get just what you want.

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19/5/2012 at 6:12am
 Location: HAMPSHIRE
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i saw one on ebay some time ago on a mitsubishi fuso crewcab so they ar available


19/5/2012 at 4:08pm
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yes there as been a few imported from japan. .some nice mazda and nissan jap campers as well. the mitsubisi canter blends itself well to being a small rigid camper.

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