Campervan Conversion Regulations You Need to Know
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Tell your insurer about your plans before you start the build. A conversion changes the use and the risk, so the policy must match the new setup. If you do not declare changes, a claim could be refused. Give clear details of the van, your design, and the parts you plan to fit. Always check the body type on the V5C. If the van is reclassified as a motor caravan, insurers may offer different cover and prices. If it stays as a van with windows, some...
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How to Budget For Campervan Conversion Costs
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Budgeting is easier when you know what drives the price. The base van is the first cost to consider. Age, mileage, brand and service history all change what you will pay. Size matters too, as larger vans need more materials and parts. The condition of the van can add early repair bills if there is rust, leaks or engine issues. Your layout and features shape the budget. Fixed beds use more wood and hardware, while foldaway designs need strong...
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