I have always had transit vans to transport my goods about, and have been very pleased with them.SO , does any one know who made motorhomes/campervans using transit bases, say from 1995 to 2002. Preferably 4 berth if poss?
I am not sure what your question is exactly but we had an autosleepers transit long wheel based van. It was dated about 1995 - we can't remember. Lovely vehicle. this was only 2 berth.
Why not do a self build on one, that way you can have exactly what you want. We're part was through a conversion on a Mercedes Sprinter at the moment, and it's coming along great - and it's not as difficult as it might first appear.
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Hi, my Granduca is Transit based (1996 2.5 Di) built in Italy so LHD.I bought this one because it was aTransit, a bit slow on hills (no turbo), does 25-27 Mpg. Its a coachbuilt 6 berth but only 18 ft long. When i got it 5 yrs ago I put new discs and pads on It, plus front downpipe and one wheel bearing, parts cost less than £200, just general servicing since then. Make sure you have a good look underneath for rust before you buy.
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Topic: Transit based motorhomes/campervan
