Classic cars forum & vehicle restoration.

[Brian M]

AS the Swedish motorhome has generated a bit of interest, I thought I would share another one with you all.

This is on ebay at the moment:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUSTIN-6-CWT-VAN-BLACK-GREY_W0QQitemZ200061156323QQihZ010QQcategoryZ31361QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item200061156323

It looks to me as if the front wheels would come off the ground if a heavyweight like me went to the back of the caravan bit!

Asking for £15000 but no takers so far - I'm not surprised!

[cornish_lass]

Hi Brian

Hmmm. Not quite my cup of tea, Just goes to show what you can do with little imagination. Like yourself, not suprised there are no takers. (Need an emoticon for being sick!!)

Have a lovely new year

Cornish Lass

[Scotty]

That's a lot of money for a Moggie, even one as unusual as this one. Reading how well it drives has me wondering with what looks to me almost like a weight distribution of 33 % front / 66% rear - one finger steering above 20 mph might be the order of the day.

Hope you don't mind Brian, but as you're on the look out for interesting campers, how about this one I saw in Pennsylvania a few years back - a 1955 Chevrolet Camper.



Speaking with friends who are into Chevy's in a big way they reckon this is a "home grown" conversion and I've got to say the builder got it right in my opionion - that is if you're able to accept somebody chopping up a '55 Chevy!

Scotty.

[Stuchamp]

eeeeeeeek!
I've seen a lot of crazy things done to a '55 Chevy but never that!