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Yes wanting an automatic for that sort of money seems to be quite limiting.I doubt if the early Fiat Ducato PVCs with ComfortMatic gearboxes are anywhere near £20k. I think 5.4m ones really only started to be available from major converters in about 2015/2016 so probably still nearer £40k used prices.
Possibly older Renault Master or Transit van base vehicles came with automatic and maybe a self-conversion for that sort of money. Just my guess.
Yes that is the other option as there are vans around that size with an auto box.I don’t think an auto camper at that budget is possible to get but a decent second hand transit custom should be well under budget leaving something to cover a basic conversion.
My work van is the L1 auto 4973mm and have an L2 on order at 5340mm so either would be ok length for her. They drive really well.Yes that is the other option as there are vans around that size with an auto box.
I think she may struggle with her budget, unless she goes down the self conversion routeMy sister is thinking of getting a PVC/camper.
She won't drive anything to big, I would say 5.4m max but preferably 5m, and it needs to be automatic, and she will be using it solo.
She wants a toilet but can manage without a shower.
Budget about £20k.
Any suggestions please.
HymerCar Ayres Rock, is the spec we have and what a delightful MoHo it is. You should be able to get a 2nd hand one for that budget and I doubt she would be disappointed.My sister is thinking of getting a PVC/camper.
She won't drive anything to big, I would say 5.4m max but preferably 5m, and it needs to be automatic, and she will be using it solo.
She wants a toilet but can manage without a shower.
Budget about £20k.
Any suggestions please.
Aren't they pop tops ?HymerCar Ayres Rock, is the spec we have and what a delightful MoHo it is. You should be able to get a 2nd hand one for that budget and I doubt she would be disappointed.
Nope the pop top is an extra they can be ordered as a 2 berth many dealers order them with the pop topAren't they pop tops ?
There are many images of HymerCar with the pop top but here is a Video of one without, having the skylights makes it bright inside, we had a rear roof light installed along with a bathroom window, but did not bother with the additional rear side windows.Aren't they pop tops ?
There are many images of HymerCar with the pop top but here is a Video of one without, having the skylights makes it bright inside, we had a rear roof light installed along with a bathroom window, but did not bother with the additional rear side windows.
The are a few that do it but would then effect the insurance as a performance modificationIsn't there a company that effectively does an after market kit that robotises the Ducato manual? I seem to remember it was mainly sold as a disability aid?
Maybe a little. Still be far cheaper than buying a van 10 years newer.The are a few that do it but would then effect the insurance as a performance modification
Try "used Toyota motor homes" on autotrader. There's plenty within the OP's budget and most are autos.
Nice camper but there's no way I'd use it with that gas bottle set-up, sorry.Just stop faffing about and make me an offer on this BUT it's on its way to France tomorrow for a month so please don't push too soon.
Good shout. I nearly forgot:
Mazda Bongos / Ford Freda (same van) are nearly all RHD autos, many with camper conversions. Big enough for a solo traveller but no separate toilet compartment - needs a portapotti. You can find them without the "auto free top" elevating roof. Nicknamed "Bongolows". Mostly 2.5 diesels but there are some 2L petrol ones too that could be ULEZ compliant for now. Fuel economy is a Bongo weak point. Lucky to get 30 mpg. Some Funsters have owned them. Very easy to drive.
Finding one for sale that is relatively rust-free is a challenge. You still see them from time to time. For a lot less than £20K.
Yes, it's one of the jobs to do. put it in a correctly vented enclosure. The location is more or less standard in VW conversions.Nice camper but there's no way I'd use it with that gas bottle set-up, sorry.