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[freelanderuk]

dont think it would take much to get this nice

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[sedge]

Windows ........ or rather, lack thereof.

Wonder what the sides are made of; fibreglass or metal? would it flex horribly? are windows as easy to fit as car sunroofs used to be? - but you did get a template with them before you got your drill and jigsaw out - didn't you? LOL

 

[Terry]

Too expensive you can buy similar yr etc already converted from 14k to 17k--The windows are too high no shower/loo or fridge etc You would need to practically gut it and even then you do not have a blank canvas has it has holes cut in it to determine where you put what It would need at least 4k worth of new stuff to fit in it plus labour
sedge YES - you can always use the window to draw around :thumb:
terry

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[tofo]

its overpriced for a self build project

when you had finished the hole thing
it would cost you more than a complete and off the shelf m/h
you would find it hard to sell on other than as a self build
which would involve specialist insurance rules
conformity and gas/elec checks


if you want to self build in my opinion
you need a newish or very cheap van
as you rareley get back the purchase price
of the base and maybe a little for content and effort

traders wouldnt be interested as a trade in
obviousley my opinion

my self build cost three times what it cost
and that was with an ex ambulance base that cost

£ 10:00
money spent on all new internals amounted to
about £4000
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[Terry]

Have a read here( Link Removed )Tofo and see what I spent (7.5k plus 2.5k on vehicle) and I do not think I went overboard on spec I have always shown a profit on all my self builds but I may have kept this one too long,but once I get the go ahead from the boss we shall see If I got the said go ahead it would be on ebay in a flash ,but I must admit at the moment I would be disappointed if it did not make a small profit but then again it could loose a little.
terry