Demountable campers for sale

[zildjian]

http://www.gumtree.com/p/campervans-mot ... 1092524008

[zildjian]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-demounta ... fresh=true

[zildjian]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-demounta ... fresh=true

[zildjian]

http://caravanes.wickedin-fr.com/link/3 ... ck=f&pos=0

[zildjian]

Rob, thats an odd looking combo isn't it

[Peaky]

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/forsale/v/N ... able/24299

[zildjian]

Good find BTW
I never have a lot of luck over on their forum pity he's not put up any images yet though

[keeflester]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RARE-demounta ... fresh=true

That was my first camper. I had to build a platform to raise it high enough to clear the cab. I hit a tree with mine and damaged it just like that one, but on the drivers side. A grand is a good price if it's sound.

[zildjian]

I rather like them myself, although they are quite different from the majority of campers about these days, they offer all someone needs at a competitive price & the seller kindly offered to hand our details over to buyer,
and I'd have thought one would be along presently at that price
even with a little knock!

[keeflester]

I rather like them myself, although they are quite different from the majority of campers about these days, they offer all someone needs at a competitive price & the seller kindly offered to hand our details over to buyer,
and I'd have thought one would be along presently at that price
even with a little knock!

If one of our crew does buy it I can pass on some useful advice on fettling it for long trips, and ways to make it more comfortable. By the way, the fridge can be a bugger to light on butane. I converted to propane and it made it a good deal easier. I see this one has front legs fitted like mine. I wish I had seen these before, it would have made the unloading/loading a good deal easier.