Dude thats some brilliant pics The kids dont see the defects in campers they see them for there potential as a den/wendy house Us grown ups could learn lots from the imagination of children
The biggest smiles on my kids faces are whent they are in the camper. My little boy is nearly ten. When was five and he started school, he had to stand up in his class and tell them about something (a pet, hobby etc). Most kids did about 30 seconds talk about their dog, cat, hamster etc. Daniel did about 3 minutes all about the camper - he apparently even explained to the kids and the teacher the differences between an air cooled and water cooled engine ;D My little girls the same, shes nearly 7 now but has had to do the same - take something in to class to discuss. She took in photos of the camper, explained he came from Mexico and all the work that Daddy has done to the engine, brakes etc! Get them started early is what I say. One of my earliest memories is helping my dad to rub down his 1936 Wolseley 14 for a respray - I must have been about 4 or 5 years old
