Think I need a Tardis (1 Viewer)

[BOD46]

You might not want the doors opening if you are on the dunny!!

Having said that, I think that might be how you access the toilet cassette? There are no opening I can see in the bodywork. I think the rear rack with the boxes might hinge? It has a leg thing on one side.

Perhaps I would not need a SOG unit

Yes, you are quite right access to the toilet cassette is only through the rear doors. Did not see the leg thing. I saw a pic on a different one with the back doors open. Depending on how heavy those boxes are I could have problems shifting them.

 

[BOD46]

Magnificent. I'd remove the top bunk and fit cupboards. Nicer feel to the bottom bunk.

I would not remove top bunk as my daughter may come on a few shorter trips with me. Either or both beds can be folder up and strapped against the outer wall. Access to storage under bottom bunk from inside and the rear door, I think I could get a lot of those underbed storage boxes under there

It does have everything I want, I just wish it was not in Germany

 

[BOD46]

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Could having those boxes on the back well loaded up put a lot of strain on the back axle? More to the point could it cause future problems. Previous owner may not of been aware of the dreaded payload problem. I would not of been aware if not for this forum. I suppose there is no way of knowing. Anyone got any thoughts on this?

Thanks

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[hilldweller]

Either or both beds can be folder up and strapped against the outer wall.

It does have everything I want, I just wish it was not in Germany

Germany is one of our favourite destinations. That dream machine is 500 miles from Calais. One stop half way and it's easy. Booking.com will find you a cheap room.

Go for it girl.

 

[hilldweller]

Anyone got any thoughts on this?
Thanks

Yes, It's German, it's Mercedes I'll bet it will outlive you and your daughter.

 

[Lenny HB]

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Could having those boxes on the back well loaded up put a lot of strain on the back axle? More to the point could it cause future problems. Previous owner may not of been aware of the dreaded payload problem. I would not of been aware if not for this forum. I suppose there is no way of knowing. Anyone got any thoughts on this?

Thanks

Short van, short overhang, don't think it will be a problem. If necessary easy to fit air asist to the rear springs. Looks like the rack with the boxes swings out of the way to access the rear doors, there is a drop down support leg on the left hand side.

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