What would you use?

[rik_uk3]

A Renault 4 is along the same lines as a 2CV.

I drove a 4 all over Europe back in 1978 on a 6 week camping trip, great little car.

If I had the money, enjoyed driving and these are as good as they look, then I'd use

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUWw_OPNFd0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQcLQyvUDLo

 

[Paul W]

Routemaster double decker bus, not an original idea but a classic. Could fit a kitchen, bedrooms, lounges, ect. I even met some people who were doing it in India yonks ago, so tried and tested.

 

[santaman2000]

Still would stick with a landy 110. you can fix most problems with a spanner and a hammer, and in most places spare that can be made to fit can be found. The more modes an vehicle to more electronic systems are used to help the engine, the more unlikely you would be able to road side repair it...

True. But I'm also grudgingly beginning to realize that you're also highly unlikelt to need to repair it.

 

[789987]

+1 on the hilux. reliability of toyota with the capability required for most roads you would encounter. and you have the space to carry your kit/ sleep in the rear.

only down side would be fuel economy

 

[tartanferret]

Just spotted this on the net and remembered this thread.
Unimog with camper conversion, A beast of a motorhome