Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for putting this together so quickly. Perfectly answered my questions. Great cutaway inserts, especially the storage one. Look forward to seeing how you’ve solved table storage. Waiting for campsites to open up again so we can hire a van and give it a go! There’s another company, Tribe, not far from me who also sell CK conversions. Had a video tour from them last week of their van. Also really nice. Thanks again. Stay safe!
So glad I could help you out, good luck with everything! I am sure the sites will open soon and be aware van prices will go up due to supply and demand etc .
Hi mate Is there any insulation as I've read camperking don't fit this. If so any problems with cold weather. I'm planning full time van life, so any thoughts would be great Thanks Lee
Can i further ask, why you didn't go straight to CK for the van if they do the conversion. Thanks Ive pretty much decided to go for this size van for a year or 2 as conversion companies are quoting 2023 build slots for crafter size conversions due to lack of stock
@@sontaranlee3369 they were cheaper and added better wheels and body kit.. plus I was new to all this and had no idea how that campervan world worked at the time. I would buy CK now however. Out dated design tbh.
@@likeat6639 thanks mate. Funny enough just sat with my lad. Boring the pants off him 'well which one do you like' Dad, I really do not care!! When you say outdated in what sense, if you don't mind me asking
@@sontaranlee3369 well storage is a big thing when you get one especially when you are inside trying to get to things if you have the bed up and down. Take a trip to VW have a look at the ocean and then go see a CK version. It's all about the finish. Curtains Vs buillt in blinds etc.. needingworth campers now have a new better interior fyi. See there website it's better however more expensive. I will say get a Hilo top or a top that is higher than a cheap UK pop top version as the feet end is too low even for kids. Clostraphobic is the word. Also a sliding rear seat is a must if you want space behind when travelling. RIB beds are more comfortable.. I have one last video to add on here when j get around to it. Ocean VS conversion. I actually sold my Van 2 months ago to get an extension so the dream is over for me but maybe in a few years I will have an Buzz ocean.
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much for putting this together so quickly. Perfectly answered my questions. Great cutaway inserts, especially the storage one. Look forward to seeing how you’ve solved table storage. Waiting for campsites to open up again so we can hire a van and give it a go! There’s another company, Tribe, not far from me who also sell CK conversions. Had a video tour from them last week of their van. Also really nice. Thanks again. Stay safe!
So glad I could help you out, good luck with everything! I am sure the sites will open soon and be aware van prices will go up due to supply and demand etc .
Great video. I also have a Needingworth Campervan and very pleased with it. Looking forward to getting away in it again next month
Thanks for the info, going to test drive a T6.1 tomorrow at Needingworth, Cant wait...
Hi Neil how was the test drive. Did you get one ? The new conversions are lovely.
@@likeat6639 In the end we decided it was too small & the wife wanted a proper shower/toilet so we bought a Swift Kon-Tiki Sport Motorhome
Good stuff. I too have a Needingworth T6. I was wondering if you have the detail on your rear door table storage? Enjoyed your vid.
Cheap fixing from amazon I think.. I have video that will come on here of how to do it.
Hi mate
Is there any insulation as I've read camperking don't fit this. If so any problems with cold weather. I'm planning full time van life, so any thoughts would be great
Thanks
Lee
Nope your surrounded by glass any ways. Also VW ocean don't even have any so it's all about condensation I guess..
Can i further ask, why you didn't go straight to CK for the van if they do the conversion. Thanks
Ive pretty much decided to go for this size van for a year or 2 as conversion companies are quoting 2023 build slots for crafter size conversions due to lack of stock
@@sontaranlee3369 they were cheaper and added better wheels and body kit.. plus I was new to all this and had no idea how that campervan world worked at the time. I would buy CK now however. Out dated design tbh.
@@likeat6639 thanks mate. Funny enough just sat with my lad. Boring the pants off him
'well which one do you like'
Dad, I really do not care!!
When you say outdated in what sense, if you don't mind me asking
@@sontaranlee3369 well storage is a big thing when you get one especially when you are inside trying to get to things if you have the bed up and down. Take a trip to VW have a look at the ocean and then go see a CK version. It's all about the finish. Curtains Vs buillt in blinds etc.. needingworth campers now have a new better interior fyi. See there website it's better however more expensive. I will say get a Hilo top or a top that is higher than a cheap UK pop top version as the feet end is too low even for kids. Clostraphobic is the word. Also a sliding rear seat is a must if you want space behind when travelling. RIB beds are more comfortable.. I have one last video to add on here when j get around to it. Ocean VS conversion. I actually sold my Van 2 months ago to get an extension so the dream is over for me but maybe in a few years I will have an Buzz ocean.
What will be the cost of reasonable good condition camper 17/18 model?
These days about 38K I am afraid. Covid had not helped.
LIKE A T6 😀 yes !