Recent content by BJM

You could try coming to Techenders just near Lutterworth. It happens every April and September. I went to the Type 2 Detective Boot Camp, which was good, but learnt far more at T/E and it's free

We cross Paris every year going from Calais to the south west of France and never had any problems, apart from the terrible traffic, terrible even at midnight. We stay on the peripherique and never go into the centre. Never read the Daily Mail

Yes I have a 2ton trolley jack. When we go to France I keep in in a trunk on the roof rack, otherwise it goes under the bed. Al;ways have to carry some 4x4 wood with it which is a pain but necessary to get the height

About £12k since I bought it for £6500 in 2010. That includes a factory fitted interior and Subaru conversion. Current agreed value is £20k so feel that is more or less ok

The main tip I would give is to make full use of the aires. These are free campsites and you don't need to book. We always pull onto the toll roads when we are looking for one at the end of the day. (You get aires on A roads but not so many nor as good value. They are every 15 miles or so. Look...

I would recommend Stefan at MAC VW - Longford Road, Stretford, Manchester for any job on a VW camper

Hi Nick Just to say we have now had our Vanwurks interior for five years now and we are still very happy with it. If anybody wants to see it I am happy to show it.

Good live bands, real ale and good food

I have never seriously considered getting rid of my bay although it is now Scooby powered so now I have even less reason to get rid

I voted to keep the tin top Apart from the looks, you would get more blown about on motorways

This pic was taken for a feature in Saga Magazine. Amazing what a pro photographer can do!

The van from the pic above (just getting the hang of this photobucket thing) - sorry

Sorry - got that wrong, here is the pic. Got Second Prize in the rat Look section at Dub Freeze (Two entrants I think)

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