The Velle is awesome mate. I've got a 2000 panel van for work. The Velle is hands down far superior. Had ours for 14 years. It's a part of the family. So many family hols and photos. 🤙🏻
T4 1997 2,5 petrol, 115 hp, 123000 km on the meter, homebuild camper interior, I’m proud what I did to It in two years during the pandemic. Now I enjoy it 100%.
I am a Vivaro owner and big fan, but fair play to you guys you have done well...and you have a pride and joy and that the main thing. Brings a smile. I get the fact that you won't sell, I feel the same, did a 10,000km run to Greece and Turkey last year and off the Alps, Slovenia and Italy next month. See you guys on the road and enjoy.
I run a 1998 T4 Multivan 2.5 tdi 102 bhp that I bought 8 years ago as a first 'taster' van for taking the family away camping and mountain biking. I've had a variety of interesting cars over the years but the T4 is just a wonderful thing. Great comfort and visibility, with a superb engine in the 2.5 as it will cruise all day on the motorway while returning reasonable fuel economy. I've kept it standard, so just use a portable stove when we're away. If it's just me then I'll use the bed, otherwise take a tent as well. Towbar and rack carries four bikes effortlessly. Also the Multivan makes a great taxi for transporting peeps around to events as it'll carry seven. Getting a bit crusty on the front arches and sills which can be a common issue, but they're a pretty solid van. I'll definitely miss it when it comes time to move on.
just ben offered one 51 plate abit of rust on bottom of door and only 55k miles on engine , 2.5d £4500 not sure if its a good deal , and ithas laquer peel on bonnet. But i do want one for weekends away.
i have the opportunity to buy a 1999 T4 1.9TD Diesel at a bargain, however i am concerned about the lack of power on steeper terrain and the lack of aircon... I do plan on taking it to the south parts of France for example
Im sorry but what kind of roof is that? Is that in factory made or custom made by people? Im new into t4 camping style…if anybody could answer I would appreciate it really
Got mine 2002 Caravelle two weeks now and fell in love immediately
The Velle is awesome mate. I've got a 2000 panel van for work. The Velle is hands down far superior. Had ours for 14 years. It's a part of the family. So many family hols and photos. 🤙🏻
T4 1997 2,5 petrol, 115 hp, 123000 km on the meter, homebuild camper interior, I’m proud what I did to It in two years during the pandemic. Now I enjoy it 100%.
Sounds like an ideal pandemic project!
, and that’s how I found your channel and the inspiration to start my built so thnx.👍
Found my T4 Westfalia with the Kitchen and pop-up top for £250. They are old, yes - but easy to maintain and still easy to get parts.
What a bargain!
@@Thecampervanchannel -one of my best - indeed!
I am a Vivaro owner and big fan, but fair play to you guys you have done well...and you have a pride and joy and that the main thing. Brings a smile. I get the fact that you won't sell, I feel the same, did a 10,000km run to Greece and Turkey last year and off the Alps, Slovenia and Italy next month. See you guys on the road and enjoy.
Doesn't really matter what you enjoy your adventures in... just donit!
I run a 1998 T4 Multivan 2.5 tdi 102 bhp that I bought 8 years ago as a first 'taster' van for taking the family away camping and mountain biking. I've had a variety of interesting cars over the years but the T4 is just a wonderful thing. Great comfort and visibility, with a superb engine in the 2.5 as it will cruise all day on the motorway while returning reasonable fuel economy.
I've kept it standard, so just use a portable stove when we're away. If it's just me then I'll use the bed, otherwise take a tent as well. Towbar and rack carries four bikes effortlessly. Also the Multivan makes a great taxi for transporting peeps around to events as it'll carry seven.
Getting a bit crusty on the front arches and sills which can be a common issue, but they're a pretty solid van. I'll definitely miss it when it comes time to move on.
I've got a van which has 280bhp from factory with 4x4, clinate, leather, TV's surround cameras etc well pleased with it.
280bhp! Surely that's racing spec?
@@Thecampervanchannel No completely standard, Its a Nissan Elgrand 3.5L V6 4x4 imported from Japan.
It has 47k miles and cost me £6200 all in.
259,000 miles on my T4. Plenty of cosmetic rust but I'll keep it rolling until the scrapyard calls in a decade or so 👍
just ben offered one 51 plate abit of rust on bottom of door and only 55k miles on engine , 2.5d £4500 not sure if its a good deal , and ithas laquer peel on bonnet. But i do want one for weekends away.
Fingers crossed! Can understand why you're tempted!
T4 are the best, love mine. You never stop learning to be a mechanic when you own a T4 😂
So they break down a lot?
i have the opportunity to buy a 1999 T4 1.9TD Diesel at a bargain, however i am concerned about the lack of power on steeper terrain and the lack of aircon... I do plan on taking it to the south parts of France for example
Gear mods and a retrofit air con unit. Go for it, had mine for a month now and its the best vehicle I've ever owned.
Isn’t this the basis for the Eurovan campers we see in the States?
It is indeed! (Mentioned in the video description). Would be good to hear Stateside views on these vans.
Im sorry but what kind of roof is that? Is that in factory made or custom made by people? Im new into t4 camping style…if anybody could answer I would appreciate it really
Sorry mate, you missed to mention the V6 24v 204 hp there.. cheers from Indonesia😊
Belated apologies!
i hear the 1.9 engine is known to be unreliable. true n which one? thx
Kulas Trail
Jerry Haven
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Where all those vans park? One is not allowed to park on a private land. And all lands are private.
T4 are ok but we'll overrated. They are old so a money out. Today they are dated and noisy and slow