80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
Re: 80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
Thought I've seen these in brochures and (One) pictures on here of one on the road, I've never seen one myself yet,
would be interesting to know how many of them still exist
would be interesting to know how many of them still exist
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Re: 80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
remember seeing that picure of the Saab with a camper on, bet that tailgate is heavy to remove though to fit camper
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Make you wonder who the target audience were for those campers
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It can be a little more insane! Bischofberger made really cool V dub caddy conversions, both fixed and demountable. They had also an odd extended V dub T25, just by adding an extra long 'butt' to the van, but the Audi wins in 'coolfactor'.
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I came, saw and stuck around
I came, saw and stuck around
Re: 80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
I remember seeing these campers somewhere!
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It is a Spartan Starcraft as stated a kit car - produced in Nottingham - there were 2 versions 4 wheeler and 6 wheeler - Usually using the P100 not a Cortina. The P100 shared the Cortina wings and front door of 2 door model - used Transit Hubs 5 stud wheels. I know of someone restoring one at the moment.
Jon
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Hi Jon
I have posted a reply to this on the above thread in error, i've not quite worked out to move a quote from one thread to another yet?
Mike
I have posted a reply to this on the above thread in error, i've not quite worked out to move a quote from one thread to another yet?
Mike
2005 Mitsubishi L200 Single Cab 4x2
Unknown Demountable
Unknown Demountable
Re: 80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
Sorry for late reply - eventually I worked out how to find your post.
Those bonnet catches are typical kitcar - most shocking thing about it is due to the lack of ground clearance, and forethought during the design stage, the fuel tank is inside the habitation area!
Jon
Those bonnet catches are typical kitcar - most shocking thing about it is due to the lack of ground clearance, and forethought during the design stage, the fuel tank is inside the habitation area!
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Jon
Re: 80'sTischer & Tandy (and other) campers
That doesn't sound a very good idea does it ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
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