Chris,s old cotswold

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Love this van :p told her not to sell it :(

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Austin-J2-camper-1962-Cotswold-conversion_W0QQitemZ120486560558QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Campers_Caravans_Motorhomes?hash=item1c0d8f032e

"you were only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off"
 
I love all the space inside;-)

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My name is Scott, not Bush Pig!
 
The interior is beautiful [^]
The bed is no bigger than the standard auto sleeper iirc
would love to own this again but driving is even weirder than a commer so I will pass thank you very much :D[}:)]:D
I only managed to drive this about 3 ft if that [:0] scared the bloody life out of me....I wouldn't mind seeing the reciepts/work done for 2,000 [:0] 2nd time on ebay since I had it I wonder why [8)] would make a lovely static :p

Sybhil & no1
 
Oh my word - we are in love with this van!! Right, we all chip in a few quid and have it one week a year? Who is in???

Jon&Cara-Gramarye Fontaine
 
i think i have only ever seen one of these on the road and that was a luton van owned by the frome feather bed company,many years ago:)

Dodge Glendale
 
Jon cara you will be out of your comfort zone with this...but if some one has the facilities & money to lavish ;)

Sybhil & no1
 
It was well solid underneath, but needed a bit of rust sorting around the screen, and the rear body could do with some attention,engine was real good and it floated along nicely ;)

"you were only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off"
 
The Rear widow was not secure I put gaffer tape on to hold it in place when the new owners collected it.

Sybhil & no1
 
A bit of body work kept popping out around the side door when opening,when shutting it you had to push the body back first,the step needed looking at too.

Sybhil & no1
 
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