for me the fact it appears to only have two seats removes a large part of the day to day practicallity of the vw camper....also unimpressed that they show you the van with the pop top roof in all the pictures next to the listed price of.. £43,795.00...yet if you look through the smaller print listed further down the page you see the lifting roof version is actually £48,445 ..
I think it is a very interesting design. It gives plenty of space on-site compared to just a campervan. The low frontal area should be good for fuel consumption and short length easy to park. Would like to see one in the flesh.
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But the idea of a campervan, to me, is that its immediately useable. Stop, kettle on, feet up on the bed. With that extension stuffed inside I doubt its useable at all untill onsite and set up.
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Quote: Originally posted by Goldseeker on 21/5/2012
But the idea of a campervan, to me, is that its immediately useable. Stop, kettle on, feet up on the bed. With that extension stuffed inside I doubt its useable at all untill onsite and set up.
Totally agree, and for that reason, I don't like it. Surely anything behind the cab is unusable anywhere else than extended out on a campsite.
Quote: Originally posted by Goldseeker on 21/5/2012
But the idea of a campervan, to me, is that its immediately useable. Stop, kettle on, feet up on the bed. With that extension stuffed inside I doubt its useable at all untill onsite and set up.
Totally agree, and for that reason, I don't like it. Surely anything behind the cab is unusable anywhere else than extended out on a campsite.
Quote: Originally posted by Goldseeker on 21/5/2012
But the idea of a campervan, to me, is that its immediately useable. Stop, kettle on, feet up on the bed. With that extension stuffed inside I doubt its useable at all untill onsite and set up.
Totally agree, and for that reason, I don't like it. Surely anything behind the cab is unusable anywhere else than extended out on a campsite.
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