Wildcamping withdrawal

Julie said:
Will you be able to resist this little cuttie?? At that sort of money there's no point waiting till
next year. Only downsides will be no power stearing, and will be sluggish up hills as it probaby only has a 1 litre engine.

Latest Used Motorhomes For Sale in Paignton, Devon - SD Trading

hope the link works.

jules
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Hi Julie,

If we had'nt already got our minnie I'd snap his hand off at that price!

Must be the smallest demountable in the world. :eek: :)
 
frogdude said:
That's really cool. I believe they share an engine with Suzuki SJs, which means they go on forever with little or no maintenance! Looks surprisingly roomy inside too.
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No way!!!She's beautiful and she's called 'POD' too:)!!! Don't have the money upfront at present but its ace to know theres little gems out there (and its only up the road in Paignton!!might just have to casually pop over there next weekend to have a look at her......)

(Anyone out there whos in the Devon area who fancies coming with me let me know.......)
 
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Me too, would love to have a look inside. :D

I have just checked the link again, can't see it on there now. :(

You have'nt already bought it have you Julie. :confused:
 
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No not me.
We've just traded in an A/S harmony for a trigano tribute, but the first van was a tiny bedford rascal panal van conversion, which was even smaller than the one I posted, and it was not easy to let him go.
It looks like someone is going to have lots of fun this summer.
I found it searching on autotrader.co.uk It's worth a look under caravan/motorhomes from time to time, it's amazing what you can find.

Jules
 
I'll try and make it down there with you if its still there nowadays! let me know :)

As for trading in this dream in for a pint 200yards up the road? I pity whoever has such a shallow view of life. Lifes for living, exploring, new adventures, new opportunities, new sights,views, new experiences..........be grateful you hold that and can keep that dream real.It's called spirit of adventure I believe and you have it in bucketloads!
Leave your ex to it, he'll soon miss what he once had and probably once its too late for him to return to.
 
dont chase the dream .live it. you can refresh your self along the way .we arent here for a rehearsal .this is the only chance you get. is your cup half empty or half full? mines always full but sometimes only of air. but full it always is.go for it. if you need a hand try vwalan@live.com i can probably be available let me know if you want anything. cheers alan.
 
Thanks Alan :) I totally agree with living the dream in the here and now.........just reflecting on the fact Ill be continuing it on my own this time round :(
 
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hi ,i,m only down in roche so if you need help or advise or even another person to look at something let me know .i did used to run a business based on vw, building campers etc . so not exactly a novice. there are lots of options out there you canget me on the addy in last post if not on here. its not that hard alone there are lots of friends out there bet you cant travel far before you join a small group. keep in touch .cheers alan.
 
nowadays,

I have a peugeot expert van, which is a great size for a small camper. I've gone the stealth route because first and foremost its a working van. I would highly recommend one of these, scudo,expert,dispatch but only the turbo verion about 40mpg and fits in most carparks. the only downside is the lowered speed limit, which helps with fuel saving. having owned 2 in the last 8 years have never been stopped for speeding.

Being single I find it a perfect size, although does sleep 2 in comfort. 1 great benifit of being single theres no arguments as to where and when you go away. as i'm self employed as soon as the work dries up for a week away I go.

Paul
 
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