3rd and final van for now

The Tardis factor (interiors , awnings, roofs etc)

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SCOOBYDUBBYDOO wrote:Theres a huge amount of storage in a villa's poptop.
Anyway you know what opinions are like.
Bum holes coz everyone's got one. :lol:
hi mate just what storage or features are there of a pop top some say you can have a bed up there others say now?

sorry never seen one :oops:

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All the stuff u put behind the rear seats u put in the roof when you pop it. You can then take loads of stuff (sh*te) keeps the old girl happy.
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is there a ledge up there or slats?

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think your best haveing a look at a few conversions before you set your hart on one first like

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That number 2 van looks well looked after. And if owned by an old boy chances are it's been well maintained. If it's as good as it looks 5k aint to bad, you can always haggle for ££££notes£££££.

Good luck.

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Yes mate serviced yearly
it was profesional repainted 2 years ago with all new rubbers
says full service history too

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Yep that would be the one for me. Looks like a very nice not messed about with van. All the inside looks like some old couple have put there slippers on after coming back from that long walk bird watching.
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gti mad man wrote:is there a ledge up there or slats?

There is a ledge about a meter and a bit long - loads of room for storing stuff.

They also come with a sliding bunk that comes over the front of the bed and makes a double bed up there.

Unfortunately, i havent got those - and am waiting for a certain villa 3 club founder to donate his to me as he will never use them :)

I agree with Jed - there are a few excellent conversions out there (that arent westfalia) - dont pass up a good one!

That bus that Kev the Rev has is a fine example - and the one that 1664 has (even though i've never been in it) sounds like a peach. Still, they are both high tops - and i aint old enough to own one of those yet ;)

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Stop messing and buy it before you regret it.

The best 5k my wife and i have EVER spent.

gti mad man wrote:Yes mate serviced yearly
it was profesional repainted 2 years ago with all new rubbers
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ringo wrote:
The best 5k my wife and i have EVER spent.


and us... Just have to say our van changed our lives




ringo wrote:i aint old enough to own one of those yet

won't be long now.. :wink:
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kevtherev wrote:
ringo wrote:
The best 5k my wife and i have EVER spent.


and us... Just have to say our van changed our lives

........and us too, go buy, you won't regret it.

I reckon van 2 as well if it's still there :?
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kevtherev wrote:
ringo wrote:i aint old enough to own one of those yet

won't be long now.. :wink:

Tee Hee....

Lookin forward to it baby :)
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gna contact the guy cantr youy just make the upstairs bed from wood? or they special(inserts newbie hat)

cant have high top lol

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gti mad man wrote:gna contact the guy cantr youy just make the upstairs bed from wood? or they special(inserts newbie hat)

cant have high top lol

No hat required...

Mines made from wood - never used it as the kids always go in a tent :)

However, one day i'll get mesen an original....

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Think gti was pished when he wrote that last post. :lol:
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