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No, this one is in Gordon Grove. Nice to know there are alternatives though.

I had it done by a garage in Camberwell, SE London. To fit the bar and corresponding metal plates behind the trim was £65 labour + £25 parts.

camper-rear-belts.jpg You may need to scroll the photo. The belt on the right (as you view it) was already there previously but bolted to the wall behind the furthest curtain, making it a tight fit for anyone other than Kate Moss - more comfortable now it's been moved forward though I may still get...

Had two 3-point belts fitted a few days ago by my mechanic. For best seatbelt angle/comfort he fitted a bar across the width of the T25 above the rear seat back and just below the roof and then fixed the seatbelts to that. Not as horrible as it sounds. :) Let me know if you'd like a pic and I'll tak...

I bought these from Just Kampers last week and had them connected by a mechanic: 80Ah Leisure Battery: http://www.justkampers.com/shop/type_25/type-25-camping-outdoor-accessories/electric-power/12-volt/leisure-battery-80-amp-hours.html Dual Charging Kit: http://www.justkampers.com/shop/type_25/type-...

Ok, please will someone accept cash.

I've since been informed that the seat doesn't have to be bolted down as the belt would be secured to the chassis. Even better. So anyone fancy fitting the belt? Also an additional one to the rear bench.

I'd like to be able to carry a passenger on the rear-facing buddy seat shown below. It's currently freestanding so presumably would need to be permanently bolted down somehow, and of course will need a seatbelt. Willing to offer cash or professional computer maintenance to anyone up to it, or can yo...

Thanks. Is it actually unsafe to use gas while mobile, or is it just that it won't work because of not being level or something. Probably won't even use the water pump, just a few 5 litre water bottles refilled with tap water as required. So that just leaves the two interior lights - too much for th...

I'm new to all this - just bought my first camper and would be grateful for advice. There's no 240v hook-up fitted, and I'm hoping not to have to stay on campsites much if possible and need to figure out how to keep things powered. I've got gas running for the cooker and fridge, but not sure what to...