HELP/ SMALL CARAVAN WANTED

[DC3Td]

Hi KaraJayne. Welcome to the forum. First off, the one in the middle pics is just not worth getting.Guys been trying to flog it off for ages. Think he wants far too much myself!! Seriously though, forum member Cobber owns it & wouldn`t part with it for quids.(maybe a few dollars,but not quids).Quite a few come up on ebay as well as ones that members have or know of. Shouldn`t be that hard to find a nice one at a respectable price. Cheers gordon

[cobber]

C'MON MATES !!!!

This girl has done some research and is obviously a connoisseur.... knows class when she sees it..... has impeccable taste and is deserving of all the help we can give her to find what she wants.

Tell us Karajayne..... two of the 'vans you give as examples are made of plywood, they need to be stored undercover when not being used in order to survive...... do you have cover for them ?
Do you intend traveling in the one you get ? those you have shown are 1950s types, they usually only have ice chests and primitive cooking facilities, not trying to discourage you at all but don't want you to be disappointed in the end.
Keep an eye on Ebay and the for sale forum on this site.... something will turn up.

Gordon is right... the middle one is not for sale, but I'm pleased you like it thank you

Cobber.

[Roehm3108]

Our Cobber may be an oldie, but he's still a smoooothie ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[karajayne]

im really not sure what type of van im after. the plywood ones appeal to me as i would be able to paint it. i have a large shed i would keep it in so thats not a problem.

i intend to fill the van with nic nacks and and music memorabilia and use it as a space to write and play my guitars and escape.

i will probably use it for travel but mostly over night stays. so a fridge and cooker are not essential.

thank you for replying this site is great.

[cobber]

There you go Kara..... Gordon's found one for you on Ebay in WA.... (looks familiar too)
click here if you Will.

Cobber.