Dutch van - Van go?

We saw this little beauty in Holland. I know it's not a Commer but it has almost as much character :)


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Oh Look, a sliding door ;-)


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My Dutch is a little rusty (ahem!) but I think it means "It may be old but it's paid for"
 
looks a bit like the garden shed i have just pulled down [:0]
can almost forgive it though as it has a sliding door :p

"you were only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off no.3"
 
what a lot of flutes that one's got [:0]

love the evil kinevil colour scheme, just needs some stars somewhere :D

Bessie - four star commerdation
 
I ate a fabulous burger from a similar vehicle at the festival this weekend! wonder how shaped the panels are or whether corrugated sheet metal will work
 
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Originally posted by studiocommer

what a lot of flutes that one's got [:0]




A veritable Andean pan pipian appearance, if you catch my drift :I

'Harvey the RV'
 
its specially shaped metalwork, very popular on older style campers and vans on the continent, france, Italy, Spain etc. have seen similar on my travels, the shaping is smaller and more defined than corrigated, if you look behind panels you can see the difference, it must be pressed or something as there's no obvious join, and Yes I have been known to grovel around under vehicles in strange places :D:D:D
 
i think its called a citreon h van if im not mistaken. and no im not making any panels for this one as i have enough trouble with the flutes on our own vans. haha.:p;)
 
If you think this van looks odd, you should see the Renault Estafette. It was in production right up to the 80's when it was replaced by the Trafic.

http://www.renaultclassiccarclub.com/estafette.htm
 
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