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Macabry
Firing on two.
Joined: April 18th, 2010, 11:48 pm
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Location: Newent, Glos.
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 Re: The 2cv camper kit I agree, only a a good sleeping bag and a Trangia cooker.....HEAVEN  . Seriously, Trangias rock, all the pots,pans, and utensils you need at under 1Kg..... and they will cook in 80mph  wind or something like that. Regards, Shane.
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George
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Joined: January 6th, 2009, 5:49 pm
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Location: Lincolnshire
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Re: The 2cv camper kit see i had a really good condition early one that i was gonna use for France, BUT i lent it to my brother being nice as he was going to download concert and what does he do in return. LEAVE IT THERE because they couldn't carry every thing, Mother F***er! 
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Macabry
Firing on two.
Joined: April 18th, 2010, 11:48 pm
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Location: Newent, Glos.
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Re: The 2cv camper kit Mother Fu#*er indeed, Mine is ancient, belonged to a mate of my dads, apparently now they come in none stick form too......very fancy.
I think I heard somewhere, you can even bake in them ?????
Regards,
Shane.
P.S.- I love your Dyane, seriously swaying me toward the dark side....HHMMMM.
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'87 2CV Special,'78 AMI 8,'52 Anglia, '71 Capri 3000E, '67 Ford Fairlane 500 V8, '69 Ford Torino V8,'99 Xsara,'28 Ford Model A Tudor, '82 G Wagon, '68 LWB SII Landy and some manky renault Meganes.....also Ukranian KMZ MB750, Suzuki TS100,Mobylette.
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bertiewhite
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Joined: January 18th, 2009, 3:58 pm
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Location: Lincolnshire
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Re: The 2cv camper kit louise2cv wrote: Only a while ago, wasn't it said on this very forum, that all you really needed was a very very good sleeping bag? and it was also suggested that you don't need anything gucci, just a bit of common sense and forward thinking 
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Macabry
Firing on two.
Joined: April 18th, 2010, 11:48 pm
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Location: Newent, Glos.
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Re: The 2cv camper kit Alas, "common sense" is not so common.....  Seriously though, once you have a half decent surface (inside the car or outside) to lie on, then a decent bag will be perfect. I find if the outside temp. is above 16C then I use the bag as a mattress/duvet... For extra luxury, a camping mat (like those yoga mat things) will convert even the hardest surface to silk. Regards, Shane. P.S.- While working at the OXEGEN festival last year I slept in the boot (literally in the boot) of my wife's Megane with just a bag, it was lovely..... an 18hr shift and you will sleep anywhere though.
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'87 2CV Special,'78 AMI 8,'52 Anglia, '71 Capri 3000E, '67 Ford Fairlane 500 V8, '69 Ford Torino V8,'99 Xsara,'28 Ford Model A Tudor, '82 G Wagon, '68 LWB SII Landy and some manky renault Meganes.....also Ukranian KMZ MB750, Suzuki TS100,Mobylette.
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toomany2cvs
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Joined: December 26th, 2008, 9:40 pm
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Location: Surrounded by 2cvs...
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Re: The 2cv camper kit Macabry wrote: and they will cook in 80mph wind or something like that. ?
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