The audio guide packed up as I was in the main gallery unfortunately but all was well once I found my way to the exit through the gift-shop.
Just superb ,what an amazing coincidence ,I mean I bet he told the story to his grand kids that day as he walked round looking at all the campers that he built two and only one other exists if its not been scrapped - oh and there it is!!
I don't know tbh Rick. I guess the chassis sizes would be, and it seems he only had one set of designs for the motorhome, so it may be!
Did you spot the bay in the woodlander build photograph? Top left picture of the LT35 chassis. on the right hand side of picture behind the car!
Great stuff Malc I love his "engineering drawings" he used to build it with. If it had been built in Germany it would have taken about 6 months just to produce some acceptable blueprints for the engineers in a spotless factory. He's just roughed out a quick sketch and disappeared into his shed!
Absolutely, but I have a feeling he took in a lot of detail when he visited autotrail, because his vans were identical to the autotrail apache. These days they would have sued him!