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martin maltas

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I can't believe this one, I found this 3 miles away after a tip off from a friend [:0] The young couple have had it for 4 years and use it for family hols and no it is not for sale [}:)]
I can't identify the conversion, no back doors and a fabic sided vertical lift roof, any ideas anybody [?]

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The solid moulded fibreglass rear panel is unusal but very well done :p
 
The long side panel windows with the double louvre look the same as Admins Car Camper, but I guess they where used by a number of converters. Very nice looking van [^]

'Harvey the RV'
 
Just to bump this one again. Can anyone identify it (Martin)[?] Roof lifts vertically, with fabric sides. No back doors. Double bed in rear. Double bench/bed in front.
 
Martin Watts has suggested a Commer Ebor, converted by Ebor caravans of York, another local one.
He's going to find the sales leaflet to confirm. :)
 
very interesting[8)], if not from conversion company could it be well done home brew back door to solve rotten panels? (reminds me of Dotti1s back door) interior then rearranged to work around sealed rear end[?].

Roof looks vaguely Olympian?

will be watching this space with interest -well found Martin :)

Bessie - four star commerdation
 
wonder if that's where dottis door came from then[?], seems strange not to have matched commer curve at the back, perhaps better to fit cupboards under[?]

curiouser & curiouser[8)]

Bessie - four star commerdation
 
Hello Ebor :):pfantastic stuff - Yorks' Roman name eh? who'd have thought the art of commer conversion dated that far back:D

Bessie - four star commerdation
 
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