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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've been undecided about doing the same. I'm a year round camper, but sometimes I cba setting up the tent for just one night.
My choice is between buying a small van and getting it converted , or waiting til I retire in 3 years and buying an actual campervan. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A micro camper is fine for one, but two is a crowd
At the minimum, for two in comfort you need a lwb caddy van or a swb Transit sized, in my experience
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I agree. There is only me and a dog though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would regard anything other than a micro dog as a person size.
The van size differential between say a swb Transit Custom and a Berlingo has virtually no downside on the driving experience AND gives you a bit more oomph.
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over a year ago
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"Another option is a roof tent. All you need is a roof rack for your current car. Takes minutes to fold out plenty of room for two or one and a dog."
I looked at these, they look great. |
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"Another option is a roof tent. All you need is a roof rack for your current car. Takes minutes to fold out plenty of room for two or one and a dog."
No idea of how dog would get up there though, plus where I would store it when it's not on the car.
Leaving it on is not an option as I drive over £1000 miles a week for work and can barely afford the diesel as it is  |
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