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    Mylah Tasteless Bonus wrote: »
    Stupid question probably but I'm new to this. How do you tell if it's a proper camper ?

    On the logbook - it must say MOTOR CARAVAN

    Otherwise it’s just a ‘van’ or a commercial vehicle that someone stuck a bed and a gas hob into.

    I legally converted a VW T5 ‘van’ into a camper. It requires engineers reports, revenue paperwork, vrt to be paid (sometimes) and new log book (plus lower road tax).


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    Mylah Tasteless Bonus wrote: »
    Hi is the standard T5 high enough to get camper insurance

    If it is a T5, like mine, that is a tin top (standard metal roof) then AFAIK only Richardson’s insurance (Allianz) will insure it ONCE you’ve joined the motor caravan club.

    No other insurance company will touch a low roof conversion.


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