Campervan Culture - T25 Syncro goodness

There just too expensive nowadays to go beating them up on purpose and im afraid syncros are going to head the same way

If in the future
if i ever come across a dirt cheap bus i may weld it up agricultural style get it an mot and play around with some off road ideas

 

Indeed and its fun thats missing from my life nowadays

Let me finish this bus all pretty and nice as a family camper
Then im going to restore the landy defender and sell it
That should give me enough space and money to take on a fun project

 

I soon as we have space (never) we will be getting a syncro.

 

Anyone know what that nice bit of Dub on the soundtrack of the video on Para's post is?

 

Cough.

Off Roaders 2

 

Never watched Lost - and this is an early, but it supports the Buses can go anywhere theory!

Lost - Hurley and the bus: "Victory or death!"

 

off road VW bus kombi in the amazon jungle of brazil

 

72 VW BUS GETTING HER DONE

 

combi jump

 

Its a shame this never made it to production















There's your Landrover in the ditch hehe.

 

Some more reference to offroad capabilities of the bay window

 

So, Sven, I've been meaning to ask. Just out of interest. Are you a Brit living in Croatia? Your written English would suggest so. That said, Sven's a Norwegian name isn't it? So are you Norwegian? I'm incredibly impressed by how almost every Norwegian speaks perfect English by the way. Assuming you're not Croatian, what took you there? What's your story? Hope you don't mind all the questions. I'm just nosey that's all.

 

I am in fact Croatian, although my roots go all over the place. I can thank my mom for giving me English lessons since I was a kid, and my Welsh stepfather who married her, and moved here after the war, so 50% of the time we spoke English at home so I don't have a foreign accent either. Plain luck really. Sven is a very common Swedish name that my mom liked at the time, other than the name I have no connection with Sweden.
Unexploited nature and relatively warm climate is what kept me here so far, but in terms of quality of life (mostly financially-wise, it's probably not the best place to live if money is your thing, and mine isn't)

I don't mind you asking, it comes to me as a compliment.

If you ever travel through, stop by so you don't go around drinking awful supermarket lager like that camping-culture bloke, I know my way around good beer. ;D