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They do wet vans now, and can do pretty much anything you want inside, worth considering if you have the money and the inclination it would be a head turner, made in England, and hold it's value well :thumb2

Ive had a look on the site , nothing wrong with the romas but to be honest at that cost the inos from the 5th wheel company is more to my taste or the Bucc caravel :D:thumb2
 
:eek: That Bucanneer Caravel is much higher specced than my house!!!!
 
was nice of you to bring your daughter to ricks party though :naughty
 
Ive had a look on the site , nothing wrong with the romas but to be honest at that cost the inos from the 5th wheel company is more to my taste or the Bucc caravel :D:thumb2

I've got a 'real' Buccaneer, back from the days before they sold the brand name. Loads of bling! I love sitting in front of thee wood burner on the leather seats sipping wine from my antique crystal glass - makes me feel like henry the eighth :thumb2
 
what..........fat and randy with syphilis :confused:

sounds like Plank alright.....

Actually years ago I used to work in the finance business and was swooping up the Cowley Road in Oxford one day when I passed a known debtor who was 'on the run'. So I stopped and had a word with him, got a bit of money and went on my merry way. Yer man was on crutches and in bad shape and I thought he'd just hurt his leg.

Next day our local collections manager, who was a retired Chief Inspector and freemason (so in those days not only immune from everything but still operating almost like he was still in uniform LOL) pulls me aside to tell me the local scuffers had been on the phone to him after tracing my company car registration to ask WTF was I up to....turns out yer man was a long-retired but once famous West Indian boxer who ran a knocking shop up the Cowley Road and was involved in a few other dodgy deals to boot....the crutches were because he was in the acute stages of syphilis.

That same retired CI also told me a story about a bloke they'd found dead in a pigpen with his trousers round his ankles, but thats for another day...:eek:

Anyway, I digress.....:lol:lol:lol
 
:rolleyes: You live a very interesting and varied life, don't you. Masons,syphilis, police,gay chandelier owning people, whatever next!!!
 
:rolleyes: You live a very interesting and varied life, don't you. Masons,syphilis, police,gay chandelier owning people, whatever next!!!

Well there was the time when I used to work in IT and got wired up for a police trap in a motorway service station against two major thieves who had propositioned me on the subject of a very large quantity of warehoused PC kit? Squad of plain clothes, video van, the whole nine yards...I thought it was very exciting til they started to brief me on what to do if the perps pulled a weapon, and the position to adopt if the police had to ram any vehicle I was travelling in......LMBO I've got a million stories mate! :lol
 
I thought it was very exciting til they started to brief me on what to do if the perps pulled a weapon, and the position to adopt if the police had to ram any vehicle I was travelling in:lol

Put ya head between ya legs and kiss ya ar$e goodbye :lol:lol:lol
 
Put ya head between ya legs and kiss ya ar$e goodbye :lol:lol:lol

that was about the size of it too! I nearly backed out at that point, but thought I might end up on Crimewatch LOL
 
sounds like Plank alright.....

Actually years ago I used to work in the finance business and was swooping up the Cowley Road in Oxford one day when I passed a known debtor who was 'on the run'. So I stopped and had a word with him, got a bit of money and went on my merry way. Yer man was on crutches and in bad shape and I thought he'd just hurt his leg.

Next day our local collections manager, who was a retired Chief Inspector and freemason (so in those days not only immune from everything but still operating almost like he was still in uniform LOL) pulls me aside to tell me the local scuffers had been on the phone to him after tracing my company car registration to ask WTF was I up to....turns out yer man was a long-retired but once famous West Indian boxer who ran a knocking shop up the Cowley Road and was involved in a few other dodgy deals to boot....the crutches were because he was in the acute stages of syphilis.

That same retired CI also told me a story about a bloke they'd found dead in a pigpen with his trousers round his ankles, but thats for another day...:eek:

Anyway, I digress.....:lol:lol:lol

Sounds like one of Plank's stories.....
 
funny how the size of beds in a caravan transforms into some very interesting dialogue on all sorts of subjects, great init, Rick
 

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