This rig at Stratford camper show last weekend.

[Deleted member 80113]

This is a prime example of why as the organiser of the joint "Adventure Overland Show" (mainly 4WD) + "International Campervan Show" (mainly 2WD) I try to encourage owners to park family runabouts (in this case a Nissan hatchback) in the 'car parks' provided ... they ruin photos!

Whatever you think about a display vehicle - good, bad or indifferent - to have cars in a Display Vehicle Area is wrong. In fact within Trade Stands I ban cars totally!

As for Queenie, I think she's great. Absolutely bonkers of course, that's what makes her great.

 

[mariesnowgoose]

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This is a prime example of why as the organiser of the joint "Adventure Overland Show" (mainly 4WD) + "International Campervan Show" (mainly 2WD) I try to encourage owners to park family runabouts (in this case a Nissan hatchback) in the 'car parks' provided ... they ruin photos!

Whatever you think about a display vehicle - good, bad or indifferent - to have cars in a Display Vehicle Area is wrong. In fact within Trade Stands I ban cars totally!

As for Queenie, I think she's great. Absolutely bonkers of course, that's what makes her great.

Yes, must admit it was annoying having cars in the way of a good photo shot!

And yes, Queenie might be bonkers, but she's certainly way more interesting than the army of bog-standard, white 'ice cream' boxes that constitute modern mainstream motorhome production.

Great show, btw, my first time there, many thanks for organising it, throughly enjoyed it

Roll on restrictions lifted for next time!

 

[Deleted member 76055]

Reminds me of an old box car from the American railroads.