Wes

Description of Beds: Wes has 1 large double bed. The bed sleeps 2 people with loads of extra room! The bed is larger than a king size 160 x 182 cm. Description of Seating: Wes has 3 belted seats up front and 2 seats in the back to sit either side of the table. Wes has a maximum of 3 passengers, 3 people up front, unfortunately there are no isofix fittings. Description of Electrical Setup: Wes has 2 x 110ah batteries with 1500 w inverter and 200 w solar panels on the roof. There is a 12 v fridge, 2 USB outlets and 2 240v plug sockets - all ready for off grid adventures! There is no 240v hook-up available. About the Area: Wes lives in Fishponds, Bristol and is parked on a residential street. Parking: If you drive to collect Wes, you are welcome to leave your car in her normal spot, or any free spaces nearby. It is free on-street parking. If you come by train, there are regular buses (to the end of the road where Wes is parked). Cooking Equipment: Wes has everything you could need to cook up a feast, including; traditional tin camping mugs, cups and bowls, large dining plates, cutlery, stemless wine glasses, chopping board, kettle, large and small frying pan, large and small saucepan. There are cooking spoons, sharp knives, a tin opener, corkscrew/bottle opener, pots, pans, cutlery, kettle and an insulated coffee pot. There is also a washing up bowl and small dustpan and brush. Water and Sanitation: There is a 70-litre underslung water tank in Wes that supplies water to the sink via a pump and a removable grey water tank. Audio Equipment: Wes has a standard vehicle radio. Conversion Story: Wes was bought after a long and careful hunt, which came to fruition in a tapas restaurant in Spain, where we finally came across him on the internet. We landed at the airport, rushed home to get our car and drove to Yorkshire to collect him! He was converted with a layout that we had discussed after having had a few other vans, and this gives the most open and roomy space to dwell in. The perfect home on wheels to really switch off, no matter the weather. You can open the doors, lay out a rug and read in the sunshine, or hunker-down and cook a one-pot wonder with a glass of wine and a pack of cards. It’s actually a wonderful feeling in Wes when it’s raining outside, listening to the pitter-patter on the roof, snuggled up with tea and whiling the day away.