Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[Dalek63]

WOW. What a wonderful caravan. 1937 deco Car Cruiser in NZ. If only I had won the lottery this week !

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1937-Vintage-Car-Cruiser-Caravan-fully-restored-/320939412561?pt=UK_Campers_Caravans_Motorhomes&hash=item4ab97acc51
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http://www.period-classic-caravan-club.co.uk/

[COMMAD]

That is bl##dy gorgeous.

[Justvintage]

Hi

Yes I tried to buy this van when it first came up for sale in NZ and before it was restored, even then it sold for 13k which was a lot for an unrestored van.

But now it looks superb.

JV

[gresham flyer]

What is amazing is the price.!!
One must not get carried away by the paintscheme.

I know of a Car Cruiser 1935 caravan over here in the UK.
It needs some finishing off and exterior painting.
It has its original features Etc,but I would have thought £5,000 max when finished.

Or am I missing something.
Gresham Flyer

[The Oldtimers]

I have been drooling over the NZ van since it came on ebay. Beautiful, but price is astronomical.

[gresham flyer]

Looking at it again you could make this UK Car Cruiser into the same style.
Stick a 1960`s Carlight front on it,get some aluminium trim bend and curved and copy the paintscheme.
Then ask only £15,000.

Gresham Flyer

[old van man]

The UK car cruiser has now been sold
bought by a member of this forum,
not me by the way

[gresham flyer]

That is good...it needs finishing off to its original condition.
I understand the family owned it for 70 years.

I just did not have time for it.....I have enough classic cars to restore that will see me into the next decade.

Gresham flyer