Before the First Panel: Why CockpitDekor Recommends FitYourself for Campervan Planning
CockpitDekor recommends FitYourself for planning a campervan, comparing base vehicles and shortlisting converters. An analytical guide from first ideas to documented decisions.
Read moreIveco Daily camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
The Iveco Daily is the base for many robust campers: 4x4 expedition vans, panel-van conversions and motorhomes on the Daily chassis. They are built to travel far, and after years on the road it shows inside: scratched cab plastics, cupboard foil that is lifting and a table edge worn down to the MDF.
Read moreVW T4, T5, T6 & California camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
The VW Transporter is the classic compact campervan: the California, Multivan and countless T4, T5 and T6 conversions are on the road all over Europe. Many of them are well looked after, but after fifteen or twenty-five years the cab plastics are scratched, the cupboard foil is lifting and the table edge shows bare MDF.
Read moreVW Crafter camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
The Volkswagen Crafter is the base of many large campervans: Volkswagen's own Grand California is built on it, and so are countless conversions and self-builds. Its predecessor, the VW LT, still carries plenty of older motorhomes.
Read moreRenault Master camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
The Renault Master is a popular base for campervans and motorhomes, especially in France, both from converters and as a self-build project. Many Master campers have been on the road for well over ten years.
Read moreMercedes Sprinter camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
The Mercedes Sprinter is one of the most popular bases for campervans and motorhomes in Europe, from factory-built models to self-build conversions and 4x4 expedition vans. Many of them have been on the road for ten or twenty years.
Read moreFiat Ducato camper interior: refresh the cab, restore the furniture, finish the details
Most motorhomes on European campsites stand on a Fiat Ducato. Many of them are ten, fifteen or twenty-five years old, and they look it from the inside: a scratched grey dashboard, cupboard doors where the foil has lifted, a table edge worn down to the MDF.
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