It looks very nice but it seems to be a combination of different conversions, the roof is Haylet Olympian, the windows look like very early Autosleeper ( like Sunbeam Sams) the dash is Autosleeper and some of the fitments are Autosleeper-like but swapped around and the end cupboard looks like it's been turned upside down. That's one big wardrobe as well, maybe a toilet compartment:I
All that said it looks a great van that has evolved to someones personal requirements[8D]
I guess I should have read the description before I wrote that:I
Two Commers - do we know either of these vans from the forum ???[:0] First impressions from the photos, it does seem a particularly nice example and tax free too !
The Hunter looks like the Humber Sceptre version to my eye, I rather like the higher spec trim and twin headlight finish on these [8D]
This is what i love about Commer ownership. Look at the interest already, you wouldn't get this with a Vee Dubya and only ever 1 or 2 on ebay at any one time. Typed in VW Campervan and 483 are currently for sale, typed in Commer Campervan and..........1 [^] love it.
I know, I know... but I just don't like things going the way of the V-dub. I.E. People paying well over the odds for vans that just ain't that good... (Not saying the above van is bad...)
what's the point in having savings in the current climate - I think a lot of people are looking to something they can enjoy and might actually increase in value over the next 5 years
VW's got waaaaay to expensive, demand was high and Commers were cheap as chips. Now everyone is having a bit of a reality check, VW prices will come down a bit and Commer prices will go up. VW's still have "cool" cachet (fact, not my opinion!)and therefore their value will continue to be greater. But many people are discovering that there are other campervans, and are exploring the possibilities. Eventually, it will smoooth out a bit more than it has, but values of all non VW classics will increase a bit more.