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  1. Campal Camping Module for Toyota Alphard. (Please note: the fitted photos are for a Citroën Berlingo) This is a fully removable, custom-fit camper conversion unit for the Toyota Alphard without requiring any permanent vehicle modifications. Key Details of Campal Alphard Kits Design & Build: Handcrafted by UK-based Campal from 100% CNC-machined birch plywood. Installation: Units install or remove in 3 to 4 minutes using existing anchor points with no drilling required. Configuration: Custom-built to fit the boot space and interior layout of MPVs like the Alphard and Toyota Vellfire, often allowing owners to remove rear seats and use a bespoke camping/kitchen box setup. Features: Includes pull-out kitchen drawers, space for portable power packs or fridges, and washable foam cushions. The camping unit has been used on a number of week end away trips and found to be adaptable and comfortable. It has been most used on day trips to the beach, South Downs and New Forest were it has been ideal, it is in immaculate condition with a few minor modifications for ease of use. Unfortunately, due to a sad change in family circumstance this unit is now surplice to requirements. This unit is for sale at £720.00 or best offer; buyer be aware this is a collect only unit, by arrangement and will require a suitable van to transport and persons to lift and shift (original sale price £1480.00). For the Alphard the rear fold to the side seats (6 and 7) are removed, simple fixing to slide mechanism and seat belts. Camping module slides into position to allow tailgate to shut and is clamped into position using soft head screw clamps against the inner wheel arches. o set up the bed the middle seats (3, 4 and 5) are rotated to face the rear and laid flat to support the bed base and mattress (high-quality MDPE with water resistant covers).
  2. Due to an unforeseen family tragedy i have a hardly used Campal “Campal for Two” drop in camping unit to fit the Toyota Alphard for sale. If you would like further information drop me your contact information and i will Send you a flyer sheet i have put together. Regards Clive
  3. Believe it or not but try Timpson's, Their main outlets in big supermarkets offer cloned car key replacements🙂
  4. Thanks Myron, Much Appreciated, Regards Clive.
  5. Have had the passenger side wing mirror smashed off by a truck... Can anyone help with a parts schematic diagram for removal/fitting new unit? Many Thanks
  6. Hi All, we have just got a new puppy and with the rainy season now with us would like to fit seat covers to our 2005 Alphard, has any one got advice to which make/type is best? Many Thanks. Clive and Lene.
  7. Agree with Gordon ref lever and silicon spray lubricant/grease. Be aware WD40 is a very mild lubricant but mainly a water dispersant/cleaner, it can have very bad effects on plastics/rubber:- swelling/rotting/perishing...
  8. Last year after a holiday in the Lake District we started to notice that the braking of our Alphard was deteriorating to the point of being dangerous. Took van into our garage to look at, Mitsi Art Portsmouth, who found that the brake assist unit was failing, they sourced and fitted a 2nd hand unit and now brakes operate as they should. I would suggest as per previous entries you get your van checked.
  9. Hi Alasdair, will look into it and get back to you, may take a few days, Regards, Clive.
  10. Hi Alasdair, I have changed all the internal lights over to LED's, so if they get left on they don't drain the battery or get hot/melt. What do you actually mean by room light? Regards, Clive
  11. Hi Mike, Managed to do the same but just by removing the top trim on the tailgate using very long nosed pliers with angled end. have replaced all the T10 incandescent lamps with led can bus lamps, can send you the link if you want. Cheers, Clive
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