Unusual Motorhomes: Japanese Street Cruiser Campervan Conversion
This Toyota Hiace campervan is a Japanese import in full ‘Street Cruiser’ spec – with a top-quality campervan conversion inside.
Read MoreUnusual motorhomes – from wacky off-roaders to celebrity land yachts, luxury travel trailers and more. If it’s different, it’s here.
This Toyota Hiace campervan is a Japanese import in full ‘Street Cruiser’ spec – with a top-quality campervan conversion inside.
Read MoreThis Reliant Robin motorhome is one of the neatest small conversions I’ve seen and it’s up for sale – fancy one?
Read MoreThe Colim concept caravan camper is a little different to the standard car & caravan setup – see why here.
Read MoreThis self-built two-storey Japanese motorhome was built by three friends who wanted to take a one-year road trip around Japan.
Read MoreThe Toyota RV-2 was a daring concept campervan / car conversion that provided sleeping and living accomodation for two on a car chassis.
Read MoreUpdate: The owner of the GMC motorhome in the picture below has got in touch with me and provided some
Read MoreOn a recent holiday in France, I spotted this rather unusual (and old) motorhome at the Aire de Servicewhere I had parked for the night. Imagine my surprise when I discovered recently that a Dutch company has started making modern motorhomes based on exactly the same concept – a gypsy caravan on the back of a lorry or van.
Read MoreThis is the Verdier Westfalia Solar Power – VW-style van conversion whose manufacturers claim it is the shape of campervans to come – but I have to wonder if it isn’t just a triumph of design. I reckon we have most of these new features already – at least the useful ones, anyway.
Read MoreThe beauty of doing your own van conversion is that (skill and money permitting) you can create exactly the campervan you want – not something that’s been designed to appeal to as many people as possible.
That’s certainly what this bloke has done with his Volkswagen Transporter T5.
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