Defender 90 as a camper?
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This is my 90 converted into a camper. Okay most seasons apart from winter!
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Too late! Bought a 110 and will be making it into a day van. Are there any build threads on here? Looking at panelling it and insulating it as best as possible
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Does your garage door have enough height to get a 110 in OK? I know mine doesn't.
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Yes, I have 5mm spare and it's raised 2" aswell
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I have a thread in the expedition section called storage - there are some really good ideas in there. Post your solution in there.
I bought a cheap roof tent when I got the 110. Decided it was a faff and sold it. Yes, there is a clear advantage to having a ground tent as you can simply drive away. Five years later I invested in a second hand quality roof tent with awning and annex. Would not go back to a ground tent again. The set up depends on what you want to do once at a camp site; we tend to only stay for a night or two.
I bought a cheap roof tent when I got the 110. Decided it was a faff and sold it. Yes, there is a clear advantage to having a ground tent as you can simply drive away. Five years later I invested in a second hand quality roof tent with awning and annex. Would not go back to a ground tent again. The set up depends on what you want to do once at a camp site; we tend to only stay for a night or two.
