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Roy Ridden

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  1. Thank you Rojie. It will be a side conversion. I am OK with cutting the ply, am an old fashion apprentice ship served plumber & gas fitter. Electric work is no problem, will be a lot of work. I have a good garage company who used to work on my Grey import Mazda Bong. The hybrid aspect, I am considering, I will have to check on.
  2. I have just joined the club. Thanks for allowing me in., but I have not actually purchased my car YET. I used to own a Bongo Camper conversion up until 2012. Now, well just let me say I am in a new life I am looking to gat another camper van. It is not viable to get or convert another Bongo. So I did some research & came up with the Alphard as being very viable. The next choice I have to make is if to have whether to have it converted or do the conversion myself. Advice would be welcome. I assume there are kits but what is available & from where. Any advice would be appreciated thank you Roy.
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