Why are VW campers so expensive?
High Demand & Limited Supply VW campervans have a loyal community, and demand often outstrips supply—especially for well-maintained older models or fully equipped factory conversions like the VW California. The strong second-hand market keeps prices high. In the UK, converting a van into a campervan is permissible, but it must meet certain criteria to be legally classified as a campervan, listed below. The criteria typically include having specific features such as a bed (which can be converted from seating), storage facilities, and cooking facilities.Cost Savings: One of the most significant advantages of converting a campervan yourself is the potential for cost savings. You have control over the budget and can choose cost-effective materials and features. Customisation: DIY conversions offer the ultimate level of customisation.
Is it worth buying an old VW campervan?
Older vw campervans like the vw t2 bay are incredibly reliable, but they do need work doing to them periodically to keep them that way. On the other hand, getting a new vw t6. If you’re looking for the best type of campervan, the vw t6 and t6. Spartan campers conversion is the ultimate choice. It offers the perfect mix of reliability, practicality, comfort, and adventure-ready features. Looking for a high-quality vw campervan?
Is there a toilet in a VW camper van?
Our VW campervans don’t have integrated toilets but are available with a Porta Potti extension cupboard. We also sell the Thetford Porta Potti in our shop – Buy the Thetford Porta Potti 365 online. No, like the majority of other VW and Ford Transit Custom campervans, our campervans don’t have plumbed toilets. However, we do offer space to house a Porta Potti or equivalent within our campervans. Do you have additional questions about our campervans?The Dometic 972 portable toilets are small, but powerful performers and a handy and space saving choice for your VW Campervan. Many sensible functions are contained in the smallest possible space such as a comfortable adult size seat, push button technology for less pumping and splashing and a powerful, hygienic flush.Bottom line: Toilets and showers are not essentials in most campervans. Unless you’re planning to live off-grid full-time, you’ll likely find a portable toilet, a rear shower point, and campsite facilities cover everything you need – without compromising your van’s comfort and design.