2003 LDV Convoy Custom Camper Conversion Campervan — Video Tour

Okay, so I thought I'd show you the outside as well. Let me go a bit more zoomed out. So this is a rainwater catchment system. There's a little thing you pull out up top there.

And it's sort of like a gunnel type thing that it all runs down and comes out through like a little filter. Yeah, this is just like outside storage. I used to put my vegetables in here. And to the right, you've got sort of deep storage where your gas is.

It's also got like little sink holes in case it is leaking for whatever reason. It's one of the easy little toggle switch ones. You have a little step and a bar that enable you to come up. There's also a step ladder type thing included.

Right, once you're in. To the right, you've got like, you've obviously got a nice window. A bin and some deep storage that goes all the way to the depth of the cupboards. You've got the kitchen area with some also like shelfy storage here.

A drying rack for your dishes. This used to be my bookshelf. And this I used to keep like fruit in. This actually has a regular sink underneath.

Kettles included. Then underneath, you've got a cool box. Some more deep storage that slides out. This also slides out all the way to the depth.

Then you've got more slidy storage. Same goes for the enamelware. The oven all works. You've got a hob, two hobs, and a toaster oven that also works.

And then this is another deep store that goes the full depth of the cupboards. Sorry, someone was here the other day and I was showing them underneath. So the blanket that's usually on top here is not. Underneath here, you've got your batteries and your electrics on the right.

And then on the left, you have the 60 litre water tank which you can fill up from the outside. Under here is deep storage. And then these are your like stair storage things that all have card locks. So they won't open while you're driving.

Then you've got the bed up top with two portholes. Which the covers are like blackout and magnetic. So it doesn't matter what angle you're parked at. Then you've got all the apple crates which again have child locks.

And things to hold them open. So they stay open. And they've all got little thingy-ma-jiggies to store little knick-knacks. From this way, you've got your wardrobe which has lots of deep storage.

There's an axe in there, some hay for the toilet, a fire extinguisher. Sorry, it's really early in the morning. Here, next to the fire, you've got a fold-out drying rack. Sorry, I'm being real cat-candid about this.

But yeah, it folds right down as the pan's on in the way. To dry like tea towels or whatever. That's your stepladder, it's just in here. Yeah, you've got your wood burner with a solid amount of wood store.

There's some kindling down there included. The wood burner, basically totally new. You've got your insulated flue the whole way up with a really solid hat thing. It's all freshly tiled.

Further along, you have this ottoman which is hooked onto the wall. And yeah, again, it's got slide-out storage and teacup storage. The cushions are obviously replaceable. And then this folds out to be a table or a workbench.

Depends what you're into. I used to have magnetic tool holders on the back here. The ottoman then can be unhooked and come back to be the seat. Or it can get moved over into this L shape.

And it almost becomes another double bed for maybe more of a child's height. Like a short person, basically. Sorry. Then behind the door, you've obviously got your stained glass windows.

Sorry, it's got a world up. And then that's your compost toilet with a window that also slides up. Splits your solids and your liquids. There's like a bin in the back and then it funnels into like a jerry at the front.

You can obviously change that into whatever you want. Like totally removable. It's just strapped to the wall. On this side, you've got your kitchen area.

I guess that gives you a slightly better sense of the layout. Electric-wise, you've got...