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Renault Trafic conversion
Hello Suz,
Converting the Renault got off to a flying start, I had windows professionally fitted (See https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/vehicle-maintenance-suggestions-and-ideas/windows ) Then insulated the sides and roof with sheep’s wool and airtec and installed the leisure battery and 12 volt electrics with a stereo and LED lights.
Then I got really busy with work (60 to 70 hours every week) So progress on the van has been very slow. Just has the basics to satisfy the insurance company that it’s a camper so far.
I have still managed to escape for a few weekends away in the van and also used it as “Base Camp” at a couple of motorbike club rallies I’ve helped to organise.
Now trying to work out how to get thr motorbike in to the van along with everything else!
Good luck with Your project,
Davey.Renault Trafic conversion
Hello Suz,
Converting the Renault got off to a flying start, I had windows professionally fitted (See https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/vehicle-maintenance-suggestions-and-ideas/windows ) Then insulated the sides and roof with sheep’s wool and airtec and installed the leisure battery and 12 volt electrics with a stereo and LED lights.
Then I got really busy with work (60 to 70 hours every week) So progress on the van has been very slow. Just has the basics to satisfy the insurance company that it’s a camper so far.
I have still managed to escape for a few weekends away in the van and also used it as “Base Camp” at a couple of motorbike club rallies I’ve helped to organise.
Now trying to work out how to get thr motorbike in to the van along with everything else!
Good luck with Your project,
Davey.Renault Trafic conversion
Hello Suz,
Converting the Renault got off to a flying start, I had windows professionally fitted (See https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/vehicle-maintenance-suggestions-and-ideas/windows ) Then insulated the sides and roof with sheep’s wool and airtec and installed the leisure battery and 12 volt electrics with a stereo and LED lights.
Then I got really busy with work (60 to 70 hours every week) So progress on the van has been very slow. Just has the basics to satisfy the insurance company that it’s a camper so far.
I have still managed to escape for a few weekends away in the van and also used it as “Base Camp” at a couple of motorbike club rallies I’ve helped to organise.
Now trying to work out how to get thr motorbike in to the van along with everything else!
Good luck with Your project,
Davey.Renault Trafic conversion
Hello Suz,
Converting the Renault got off to a flying start, I had windows professionally fitted (See https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/vehicle-maintenance-suggestions-and-ideas/windows ) Then insulated the sides and roof with sheep’s wool and airtec and installed the leisure battery and 12 volt electrics with a stereo and LED lights.
Then I got really busy with work (60 to 70 hours every week) So progress on the van has been very slow. Just has the basics to satisfy the insurance company that it’s a camper so far.
I have still managed to escape for a few weekends away in the van and also used it as “Base Camp” at a couple of motorbike club rallies I’ve helped to organise.
Now trying to work out how to get thr motorbike in to the van along with everything else!
Good luck with Your project,
Davey.
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