2 to 4 Berth High-Top Conversion
Posted: 08 Dec 2016, 15:36
I've been educating myself on T25's for a couple of years now, by mooching around this forum (though not saying much - apologies for that!) in order that when funds allow I have half a chance of not making an awful purchase.
In amongst all that education, I've decided to (attempt to) buy something at the higher end of the market, rather than buy at the cheapier end and throw money into it (e.g. just pay a bit more up-front for something in better condition). Of course, I appreciate that these vehicles will always need a certain amount of cash-love and that by the end of year 2 I'll probably have still spend the same amount of cash!
With all of that said; finding the right T25 - in my shoes - requires a bit of patience and luck, because I'm being mildly fussy. I'd rather wait a while and find something which is a closer match to our expectation/requirement, than rush into it and have the missus chew my ear off. No issue with that at all.. plenty of patience here (inside, I'm like a child before Christmas day... only I'm not sure when Christmas day will come!
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Cutting to the chase then; we want/need a high-top camper rather than a pop. Over the last few months I've immediately dismissed a number of promising high-tops because they were fitted out for 2 birth and not 4.
So the question is; is it really that much work to convert one of the roof-spaces to a bed, so it's 4-birth, in most of the high-tops?
Thanks, in advance!
In amongst all that education, I've decided to (attempt to) buy something at the higher end of the market, rather than buy at the cheapier end and throw money into it (e.g. just pay a bit more up-front for something in better condition). Of course, I appreciate that these vehicles will always need a certain amount of cash-love and that by the end of year 2 I'll probably have still spend the same amount of cash!
With all of that said; finding the right T25 - in my shoes - requires a bit of patience and luck, because I'm being mildly fussy. I'd rather wait a while and find something which is a closer match to our expectation/requirement, than rush into it and have the missus chew my ear off. No issue with that at all.. plenty of patience here (inside, I'm like a child before Christmas day... only I'm not sure when Christmas day will come!
).Cutting to the chase then; we want/need a high-top camper rather than a pop. Over the last few months I've immediately dismissed a number of promising high-tops because they were fitted out for 2 birth and not 4.
So the question is; is it really that much work to convert one of the roof-spaces to a bed, so it's 4-birth, in most of the high-tops?
Thanks, in advance!
