Greetings Due to the fact I have an ongoing cold/chest infection I am at home bored and so have decided to put photos of past as well as present vans to cheer my self up First up is current camper, a 1976 Devon pop top. Previous owner for 30 years! Now for the previous ones before after before after T4's First Van
Loving the new one and such shiny hub caps too - quite jealous about those I like the swing out cooker arrangement, although I'd probably set my awning alight using one of those Which Devon conversion is it that you have? Love the green and white tin top too
Thanks I think the tin top is my fave, it had a Laurie petite engine too and drove us back from southern Spain admirably! I'm keen on a shiny hub cap over an alloy to be honest. I think the Devon is a Eurovette, just from looking at other people's photos of theirs. I like the Devon but compared with T4 roof it's a pig to put up/down (for me) I quite fancy changing it for another tin top
As soon as I've rid myself of this irksome coughing I shall be filling the van with camping accessories in preparation
In a history repeating itself I am once again at home bored with an irksome cough. I've decided to update my vans if owned thread to include two most recent The Landmark
Yes! Somehow I went from one extreme to the other! I keep telling Sarah it's warmer in the South but she won't have it. I think it's a Yorkshire thing where they don't believe anything unless it's in/about Yorkshire
Great vans and nice places. Good luck with your cold. Advice re those Yorkshire folk, just be patient with them. It really is not their fault.
cheers. I had tickets for last nights match but gave them to my colleague as felt the trip may not help my. Cough. Watched it on now TV in the warm
ive got friends in dewsbury, batley n barnsley, They call yorkshire gods country... worked in donny,ponty and casvegas, had a wet wekend in whitby... not sure what god this is..? ive been to clearwater,miami,huntigdon beach and many more supurb places , i'd think they must have a better god than yorkshire