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04-10-2016, 07:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-10-2016, 08:19 PM by magoo.)
Thanks, I've had a look on the website and I noticed in the reviews a few complaints about side mirror visibility, what's your opinion please.
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No issue with visibility for me.
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I have 13 reg XTR. I too go minimalist and just remove the rear seats and for my bed I put in my a hiking air sleeping mat and a Duvalay. I think the more you put in the vehicle the more likely the impact on your insurance.
I did give a lot of thought of making a low bed but to me it just added weight and anyway I prefer to sleep well below the windows. As yet I haven't needed an extra under bed storage area.
I had a leisure battery fitted and some screens made to go all round which hook and loop in place.
I did make an American style cook box in which I store all my cooking items and food; this can be just lifted in as needed, (if needed ask Mr Google for ideas and plans) It can also be used as a seat and I have another plastic box to which I fitted shelves for other gear; it has wooden top so I use as table and can put my single burner on it. If needed I can brew up more safely in the van as I have a two cup electric kettle with a cigarette lighter connection for the leisure battery. I put my clothes in roll along bag. I do have a foldable table and chair for outside cooking as needed.
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One of the safety tips is not to have external windscreen covers as you need to get out of the vehicle to drive off, or at least open the doors.
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Good thinking if it is Raining when you want to move on ?
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