Our Dolly has more than you would think at her beautiful age!
Dolly is from '87 but this is certainly not visible;
- 4 solar panels on the roof, and the possibility to connect to 230v
- A large household battery that is ideal for wild camping
- A gas heater (with smoke and CO detector) and optionally an electric heater
- Suitable for tall people (Jeff is 2.03 mtr. and can cook, shower and sleep well while standing)
- A super cozy U-shaped seating area where you can easily have drinks with 6 people
- Music installation (via car radio) in living area
- A cupboard full of games for even more fun (optional)
- A refrigerator to enhance this fun (including freezer compartment for ice cubes, etc.)
- In the alcove (upstairs) sleeping area (140x210cm space, mattress 120x210cm) and downstairs the U-shaped seat can be used as a spacious bed (220x200cm)
- Hot water via the geyser so you can shower and wash dishes "in your own home"
- The bathroom has a shower, chemical toilet and sink (including medicine cabinets with mirror)
- The fresh water tank has a capacity of +/- 150 litres and the dirty water tank has the same capacity.
- The corner kitchen has a (mini) oven, pans, dishes and more. You can cook on 3 gas burners, use the extractor hood and of course there is the possibility to make coffee and tea (optional percolator and of course saucepan)
- Around power outlets for charging devices
- For some atmosphere "in or around the house" there are optional candles (and possibly blankets) and a music system (2 speakers and a subwoofer) available
- For outside there are 4 chairs and a table available, which you can place under the fold-out awning. Two folding chairs and two fishing chairs.
- In the garage, Dolly has the right materials for the road; from spare bulbs, ramps to some tools.
- Dolly is easy to steer thanks to the power steering and high seat.
- And the icing on the cake is that Dolly not only runs on petrol, but also on the much cheaper LPG
- Max speed 100kmph on petrol, 95kmph on LPG. This applies to a flat road.
- Do you want to go into the mountains? Then remember that all old campers cannot go up (and down) quickly. The rule of thumb is: The speed (and acceleration) that you use when going up, you also use when going down. This prevents overheating of the brakes.
- Because you choose to go on the road with an old camper, it is possible that something breaks along the way. Always contact us to discuss possible repairs.
- Please note: Due to Dolly's age, this camper does not meet the current safety standards for transporting young children in the back.
As proud owners we are happy to share Dolly with you; we hope you will have lots of fun with her and treat our old lady with respect!
Preferred pick up and return on Saturdays.