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I keep a 500w blow heater on in van and its on a timer and stat which keeps damp out of woodwork etc,dont panic as only about 12 to 16 weeks and good weather will be back.

Happy new year and may the sun be in your face and the wind in your hair,cheers folks.

A lot of folk have used the optare small coach to build on.

Non of there biz,i told some of mine years back when working on cars,that they only bought one house in street but if they wanted mine put a good offer in,im still here and some moved other shut up.

All that heavy wood,no way.

I did mine with bubble foil and 1 inch loft insulation over it,the foil alone is ment to be as good as 30mm insulation,the big w/screen is where heat and cold cause a problem.

Yes a wiring dia on basics part block units would help,say one for charging either from smart alt or old type to service batterys,then one on fused layout to usb plugs and lights, heaters toilet etc where folk could work on from to there own van requirements.

When phil gets some time he will tune this site and im sure in time it will be the top one.

Looks ace.

Mine is ok for irish twisty rds over in donegal,mine is 6.5 mtrs or around 22ft six in real money.

I love the big space in my van,i can carry six people if required,some times my kids want to take a friend out for a day with us and all there toys like bikes swimming gear etc.

Looks like a lot more landing after intergalactic surfing,looking forward to new year and more we jobs to do in van.

Yes strip her back,no point building to find its cold in winter

My table clips onto wall bracket and the leg underneath folds down and clips to a we plastic joby on the floor,when not in use the table clips onto loo wall.

There all under 7ft 4 ins wide and like mine no bother getting log book changed,mine is as wide as the big library buses on my posts.

You may be able to find them on the inside with a pipe/wire finder tool.

Yes these are best for conversion at about 25 to 27 ft long and some stuff already inside. About 2 grand or less will have you a great van by miles topping at around 10.000 bucks,try buying a factory van for that,and it will be done your way.

I think merc are now trying to do away with the bad rep they had for rust,down side is the price im told has went through the roof.

New year sooooon ,then better weather to get outside and work,cabin fever drives me nuts.

Some of the 27ft lib/buses are best for conversion to full time,and can be bought from about 4 grand up to around 8 with some only 30/40 th on clock.