Jo BongoBongo FunBongo ConversionConversion IdeasRoof ScrewedNet ClippedEnable BabyPeter FredaBongo PeterForwardMesh net clipped to roof (screwed in) to enable baby to sleep in front section of pop-top and not roll over onto hatchDiy OrganizerShoes OrganizerHanging OrganizerFabric OrganizerShoe Organizer PatternPocket Wall OrganizerSew OrganizersHanging OrganizationHanging Shoe RackForwardDIY organizer pattern. for hanging in bathroom or closet.Ercol Replacement Cushions and Covers for all models. Simply ask for a quote and free fabric samples.Original MazdaOffer MaximumEnable MaximumShoulder BeltsLap BeltsSmall CampervanBongo FuryMazda BongoCampervan InteriorForwardThis conversion is specifically designed to offer maximum facilities in a small campervan. It offers a more versatile seating arrangement with up to two shoulder belts and two lap belts in the rear using original Mazda sliding seats. These seats, both with mounted storage trays underneath enable maximum versatility of your vehicle;
they are fixed to full length runners to travel the length of the rear. As such it is an ideal conversion for those who want a comprehensive conversion but still…Small Van ConversionConversion CornishbenTransit Van ConversionCamper Van ConversionVan ConversionsVan Conversion KitchenVehicle ConversionTrailer ConversionsCampervan ️ForwardAMAZING van conversion! Small van compared to others I've seen too. Love the fold down table and bed.Mazda bongo camper conversion 2003.Low mileage. My Campervan is in very good condition in striking white with a lovely recent conversion. The cupboards etc in grey. Includes: Gas hob Sink Unit Fridge Storage...Campervans are great but there are a couple of drawbacks. One issue is a lack of space, especially when compared with some of those mammoth family tents. The other issue is getting in and out of the van without getting wet if it is raining. We spend far too much time ruminating on the pros and cons of the various awning options available so I thought I would share:
The Fiamma awning is permanently attached to the side of your van using the roof gutter. Unless you are pretty handy you will do best to get a specialist to fit it. When you have arrived at your campsite unroll the awning, add the support poles and voila! The basic awning gives you a large undercover area. You can purchase privacy panels, which zip onto the awning. The Bus Shelter is attached to the Bongo via the rain gutters. It is supported using poles and guide ropes in a similar way to a tarp. The end result looks similar to the Fiamma awning but with more guide ropes! We currently have a Bus Shelter and I love the look and usefulness of it, but it does have a major downfall. As it is not self supporting it has to be taken down each time you want to drive away. We have just bought ourselves a Pop up base tent. We found the Base Seconds Full on ebay which has extra pod canopies on two sides so that a two man pop up can be slotted in creating either a modular tent system or, a living space with storage space (in the two man tent).
This model is no longer sold new, but models without the pods are available from Quechua. The big attraction of this was the extremely quick pitching and striking time, and the fact that it conveniently fits pretty exactly with door of the Bongo creating a similar system to a driveaway awning without the hassle of unhitching and attaching each time you go away. Having used the tent now on two occasions, we are very happy with the set up time but we tend to use it as a seperate tent. We pitch it so that if it rains we can place the van next to it and use it as an awning. Of course the bell tent is not an awning but as it is fairly quick to erect (20 mins) and generally lovely, many people do use it as an additional space along with their campervan. There are a huge number of different driveaway awnings available. Kyham do a ‘quick erect’ system where you don’t have to thread the pole into sleeves and there have recently been a few inflatable pole awnings such as the Vango airbeam.
Having watched videos of pitching them I am not convinced they are particularly quick but can create a good large space. They all still feature the fiddly attaching and detaching business! Perhaps it’s just me but part of the reason I choose to camp in a campervan is to cut out some of the tedious setting up time, I feel driveaway awnings take you right back to the tent pitching issues. VW camper van T4 SWB 2.4 TDI low mileage (daily driver) 5 belted seats, part coverted camper. Insulated, lined and carpeted. 3/4 rock and roll bed with 2 over shoulder seat belts. 12 v battery running led internal lighting. sony stereo with 600 Transit camper spares or repair My trusty old transit for sale. This van has never let me down & engine & gearbox strong as an ox & has took me to jobs all over the country. Failed mot needs 3 plates welding on chassis quoted £150. I have not got the use of her no more as promotion VW T25 Westfalia California 1.6TD high top with awning
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