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Buying the right van (or campervan) is the most important step in your camper journey. A solid, reliable van will save you time, money, and headaches during your build and for years to come.   In this section, we’ll cover what to inspect when viewing a van in person, what questions to ask, and how to spot common issues before you commit.

The three most common setups are the RIB bed, Rock & Roll bed, and the U-Lounge layout - and while all have their place, and as long as you don't need seatbelts in the back, the U Lounge is the clear winner.

The biggest benefit of a gasless campervan is simple: safety. Gas systems can be tricky. There's always a risk of a leak, and a flame in a small, enclosed space can be a worry for many travellers, especially families. Induction hobs work differently. They don't use a flame at all. Instead, they use an electromagnetic field to heat up the cookware directly. This means there are no dangerous fumes, no open flame, and no need to worry about a carbon monoxide (although you should

Planning unforgettable road trips with your kids? The Cabbunk system is one of the best family-friendly additions you can make to a VW Transporter campervan. Designed specifically for children, it offers a fun, comfortable, and clever sleeping space in the cab area - giving you even more freedom to enjoy your adventures, wherever they take you.

The chassis is the backbone of the van. If it's weakened or corroded, it's not only expensive to repair — in many cases, it's simply not feasible to rebuild. A rusted chassis can mean the end of the road for a van, no matter how nice the interior looks.

Buying a camper conversion can be an exciting journey, offering the freedom to explore the great outdoors at your own pace. However, purchasing from a private seller comes with a set of unique risks that should not be overlooked.

Buying a campervan can be an exciting journey, filled with possibilities. It allows you to hit the road with comfort, explore beautiful...