Thanks

It does look quite a bit like the park ranger conversions, but the rear overhang is quite extreme, I agree, although it seems to sit correctly on the roof.

I have agreed to a deal, and will collect it before the end of july at which point i'll stick up more pics!

Hopefully it's salvageable.

Thanks very much for the guess work, It sounds similar!

I am considering acquiring it! yes. But it looks like ALOT of work!

I've not seen it in the flesh yet, but I think vertically!

Does anyone recognise this type of roof, or is it a home build? https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/661/ZB47oO.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/661/JEVdrF.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/540/44QoVn.jpg https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/913/1H3Cv4....

Thanks very much both, very informative

I will forward teriann's link to the seller, so I can find out what's missing, and price up the cost of a resto!

Canvas is gone for a start!!


Cheers

Matt

Does anyone have some pics inside and out of a dormobile roof?

I'm looking at buying one in poor condition, and trying to get my head round what i'm taking on!

Cheers

matt

RMS wrote:Now I didn't know that Alex

Just trying to work out if he's added £3,300 to the value since he bought it

Cheers,
Robin.

Not quite in my opinion! £2600 for the seats, fitted.

We've got a great pile of wood down here for anyone who wants to take it! It's a decent trailer full (much more than a sankey!) left over from house renovations. It's already been separated out from anything painted, but it is full of nails. free to anyone who can collect. Camberley, surrey Matt