brummie
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Renault Kangoo
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Post by brummie on Aug 25, 2009 22:04:19 GMT
Something a bit different - our little Renault Kangoo Microcamper  We water it every night to see if it will grow into a Romahome !    Hey! I've just worked out how to load the pics!! |
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karenw
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Post by karenw on Aug 26, 2009 1:29:54 GMT
Very nice indeed. I own its identical twin - the same colour too!
There are very few Kangoo Roos around and they're no longer being converted. I'll keep a lookout for you and wave if I see you.
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Post by Dabs on Aug 26, 2009 19:43:39 GMT
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brummie
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Post by brummie on Aug 26, 2009 21:25:47 GMT
Very nice indeed. I own its identical twin - the same colour too! Hi Karen, Thanks for the nice comment. This one is not a Roo, but a one-off. We wanted a modern HyLo to replace our C15, but 2003/4 versions were expensive - so we had this built. Have enjoyed doing it and want to make another trying out some new ideas - so this one is for sale - see items for sale. ;)Will blink lights if we see you. Bye. Paul |
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brummie
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Post by brummie on Aug 26, 2009 21:36:30 GMT
I was looking at a small Citroen conversion yesterday at Todds Leisure near Preston it was called a "La Parisienne" Hi Dabs,  I know the Parisienne - it's a very nice conversion but a tad expensive, and I am not keen on using the seats as part of the beds. We owned a much earlier version, the Stimson Trailfinder (Renault 5 base) which we called our 'Popemobile' - you will understand why if you see one. Our Kangoo is a few days off 2004 and several 000's cheaper!! Bye. Paul |
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Post by Dabs on Aug 27, 2009 13:37:57 GMT
Im not after one Paul it was just passing a comment on a similar vehicle conversion as its not very often you get chance to see them really. Dabs |
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I know the Parisienne - it's a very nice conversion but a tad expensive, and I am not keen on using the seats as part of the beds. We owned a much earlier version, the Stimson Trailfinder (Renault 5 base) which we called our 'Popemobile' - you will understand why if you see one.