Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[rangerover125]

I agree, what is the use of owning a classic caravan if you are not going to use it for the purpose it was built for. I know a lot of classic owners who use a modern van for holidays, our's are used as they were designed for holidays and rallies. Steve

[old van man]

its the start of a busy two weeks for me and the famliy , off to Wales in the morning towing a 1936 Eccles model 35, dropping this off at a friends house on route, and then moving on to our 1955 cheltnham stag that we left on site in Borth ,wales, a week and a half ago,
where we are having a week of sun, sand, wind, and rain ha!
then its back for the bank holiday weekend,
load up my new toy, a 1933 Whinchester lightweight four and off to stapleford miniature railway open weekend ,theres over 12 classic vans going so it should be a laugh

[rangerover125]

I'll look forward to meeting you at Stapleford, we're taking the wifes baby, her Cheltenham Nyala. Now are you the person I'm thinking off that went to Elvaston? Steve

[old van man]

hi, not sure we gave Elvaston a miss this year , my work shop is less then a mile away, and after 10 years of showing at Elvaston we have started going to shows where i can see some fresh vans

[rangerover125]

How I wish for a workshop, mine consists of a 8ft converted shed and a long driveway. I did Elvaston as public camping just to give a Thomson Glennevis a try out. Steve