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I agree .. was hoping to see more of him and his wheels

1.88m. 1.94m before the conversion.

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@@pedrolg tx. I have a renault traffic van like you but unfortunately is 4,78 m long only.

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Thanks so much Chris. Have a great day!

Thanks mate. The inside is 6'1’’ so plenty on room for people our height, I'm 5'7''. It's the HR, yes.

@@pedrolg Awesome. You've got loads of ideas in your van that I plan to borrow when I eventually get round to my own conversion. The hot water idea for the shower is great and the slide out couch bed. Good luck. Thanks .

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Thanks! I have been in Scotland and south Spain, traveling from England. But to be honest, I am enjoining it more in a day to day basis; just now I arrived 1 hour early to an appointment and I'm not bothered too much since I'm waiting doing the same stuff I would do at home sitting in my sofa.

@@pedrolg that’s a great concept and is really maximising the use of the van. Congratulations on the build.

Yes, of my own. Little lockdown project, raising quails in the back garden.

@@pedrolg Nice stuff 👍

Merci beaucoup Jean-Claude. J'ai pu en profiter en traversant la France l'été dernier, le meilleur pays pour voyager en camping-car.

Thanks! Yeah, even I get a little bit bored. I'll do another format next time I wanted bro share something.

Thanks Hugh. I used the offset version of the one sold by Kiravans, they have a video about it. It moves the seat slightly towards the centre when you swivel it around.

Thanks a lot. It does work really well.

@@pedrolg I love the build mate can I ask what did you use in the shower to do the walls is it fiberglass and do you have a link to how to do that wanting to do the same in mine thanks

@@jamesvernon7443 I used fiberglass Matting 450g CSM and polyester resin CFS Lloyds, marine grade, to stick the matting to the walls and give it strength. The white finish is Topcoat resin CFS, I used 2 kilos to finish it. I didn't use an specific van build video as a reference, but I watched many on how to waterproof plywood with fiberglass. I recommend doing because it's so solid and lightweight but you have to be absolutely sure you want to go ahead because you will have to tear apart the walls if you want to remove it.

@@pedrolg I'm currently building the same layout, pretty much the same spec as your, how much do the think the van is currently worth ? I will send you pics and video in a few days when its complete

@@jamesvernon7443 that would be interesting to see, thanks. Difficult to put a value on it but I can tell you I couldn't find anything like this for less than 15k and I spend much less than that. That was 2 years ago, campers have gone crazy in price since then.

You're absolutely right. In fact, the only reason there is two sinks is because the lady didn't want us to brush our teeth in the kitchen sink, thinks it's unhygienic. Go figure. I intended to achieve a level of practicality trying to keep things as simple as possible, but I went the long way for many things, I know. That's learned for the next one, that's for sure. Thanks!