Autosleeper owners

[thegamwellsmythes]

Slightly off subject but there's a Gypsy for sale in the "Vehicles For Sale" section.

Lovely pics there.

[Doodleboink]

Gypsy?

I think they look so cute...but 'spensive

got some pics doodle?

I'll be takin some this weekend for a mate, so i'll stick em on here too. We have to watch we don't knock the gloss as it does chip quite easily and obviously is a contrast to the dark finish underneath. We've got a few finishing touches to do, but we're dead chuffed. The PO had covered everything in thick pile blue carpet

Saw a gypsy on the motorway the other day. They are so cool. There's one for sale at the mo.

(I was sure I'd editted my original post so it made some sense and displayed at least some understanding of english grammer. Oh well..... )

[T3teedub]

Any info on the size of that bed, please?
Not sure if the wife would appreciate me tinkering with the engine as we lie in bed though.

[Doodleboink]

Inside our bus (painted Kamper):

[Bowton Lad]

You're van's looking good Doodleboink.


The paint you have used on you're cupboard doors is a lighter shade of blue than that on mine. You're cupboards are different too because my van has the alcove seating arrangement & a full width pull-out bed. The wardrobe on mine is in the n/s rear corner for some reason known only to Auto-Sleepers Ltd.

[Doodleboink]

You're van's looking good Doodleboink.

Cheers buddy! It's been a lot of hard graft, but fortunately I've got a very talented missus to do most of it while i'm covered in engine oil and 'tinkering'. (Joking aside, she's a bloody saint/star/superwoman.)

The paint you have used on you're cupboard doors is a lighter shade of blue than that on mine. You're cupboards are different too because my van has the alcove seating arrangement & a full width pull-out bed. The wardrobe on mine is in the n/s rear corner for some reason known only to Auto-Sleepers Ltd.

That layout sounds pretty cool!
The blue came from leftovers of inlaw's kitchen paint. There're some bits already looking a bit tatty, but we'll just keep daubing the layers on til we (I) learn to be more careful.