Heritage for me this year again, even the laid up cover was a bargain, with no requirement for photographs.

Good to see drawings and details of the conversion, a bit of careful thought and planning always rewards with a functional end result.

Should have recognised it from the forum

But anyway, always on the hunt for spares or complete vehicles.

I just fired the seller an enquiry to find out if he really does have all the parts, cooker/sink, wardrobe, bunks, etc.

Without them, he's a bit OTT on expectations..............with all the bits, I would take a punt, but just for spares.

Impressed with the look of that, not a greasy mark anywhere and a spotless floor to boot.

I am six foot and have no problem using the bunks, also keeps me above wet labrador tails and noses during the night.

newly listed, but linky not working........Ikeston, nowt to do with me.

been putting off clearing some boxes of LR stuff purchased as a job lot from a roup (auction) and dumped in my mothers garage for some years now. Under threat of her getting a neighbour to take it to the recycling centre, and rain stopping outside play anyway, went to deal with it. Underneath a sele...

I am still impressed by the 109 pick-up, where the owner had taken a trailer tent, removed the axle, wheels and the drawbar and created his very own demountable. On site he took all of five minutes to set up and even when stowed for travel it did not offend the eye at all. Must try and find the pict...

I believe I read somewhere that an injury forced a rethink and that he kept one back, not too far from your old man's place actually.
There is another company started in Inverness hiring out Defenders fitted with roof tents and all the gubbins.

http://www.scotlandoverland.com/index.html