Caravan conversion.

sadly, can't get most of the newspaper article to load even after accepting their privacy and cookie thingy..
would love to see what has been done to the interior of the caravan though, can anyone pop a pic on please?

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dryad said:
sadly, can't get most of the newspaper article to load even after accepting their privacy and cookie thingy..
would love to see what has been done to the interior of the caravan though, can anyone pop a pic on please?

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dryad said:
sadly, can't get most of the newspaper article to load even after accepting their privacy and cookie thingy..
would love to see what has been done to the interior of the caravan though, can anyone pop a pic on please?

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Same I can only see a few pics. But the ones I can see she's done a great job

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chaser , thank you so much for putting the pics of the transformation, really appreciate that..
WOW, just shows what can be done with some imagination and fab ideas to make a bright and modern space, the girl done good, wonderful..

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Reminds me of an operating theatre 😊😊
 
I thought more like a bathroom, however she likes it. I notice the hob seems to have disappeared.

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Did the Moet fridge come from a Carthago or an N and B? :ROFLMAO:
 
Way too white for me and using chalk paint it'll forever need touching up so it's a shame she didn't use a better product, but so long as they're happy with it that's what matters. They're lucky that as an impulse buy it doesn't appear to have any major issues (damp etc) and I hope anyone who follows in her footsteps doesn't either.
 
Reallyretired said:
I thought more like a bathroom, however she likes it. I notice the hob seems to have disappeared.
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The hobs still there, she's just removed the cover.
 
Minxy said:
www.walesonline.co.uk

The caravan bought for £1.4k which is now absolutely amazing inside

It was bought as an internet impulse buy - now a family are going everywhere in it after its total transformation
www.walesonline.co.uk www.walesonline.co.uk
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thanks for the different newspaoer link m'dear, but have the same oroblem as with chasers link, hate newspaper links as they very rarely load on my old ipad and now i mostly don't click on 'em..
they seem to slow up me getting back onto the firum too, goodness knows whats going on..

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Minxy said:
Way too white for me and using chalk paint it'll forever need touching up so it's a shame she didn't use a better product, but so long as they're happy with it that's what matters. They're lucky that as an impulse buy it doesn't appear to have any major issues (damp etc) and I hope anyone who follows in her footsteps doesn't either.
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personally i like the brightness, but we're all different, my own motorhome is mostly sophisticated grey inside, that was my choice, but if i ever design one for me again, i'd go for lighter or white, excellent if you suffer from sad, (seasonal affective disorder) or whatever it's called, need a mood lifter sometimes..

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£3k all in for a 1997 caravan. ....plus all the labour

I bought a 2004 last year for 2k and sold it for £3750 this year .

I think they would struggle to get their £3k back for thst
 

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