Chevy Baby – American Cowboy Chevrolet Camper Van

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Vacation in your own country with the feeling of Route 66? Then you must have this beautiful Chevy Van camper with a unique interior. The pimped Chevy was 'customized in California' by its first owner, probably a rodeo cowboy, in the early 1980s. The cowboy theme has been implemented to perfection; a ceiling and walls of cow print, paintings of rodeos and finished with Las Vegas style lighting.

In the back, the Chevy has a round seat that can be converted into a comfortable double bed. All around curtains and night lights so it is cozy sleeping. It is a fairly spacious camper, but beware; it is a flat-top, so no headroom. There is a kitchen with sink, cupboards and an electric hob. There is no permanent refrigerator in the camper. In the front two 'captain's chairs' that sit royally and provide the ultimate 'King of the Road' feeling!

The Chevy has a tough West Coast appearance on the outside with sunburst colors. Here and there some rust and scars, but that is part of this old American. The 5.7 liter V8 engine runs like a charm, and that recognizable sound sounds like music to the ears. It is an automatic transmission, which you put in gear next to the steering wheel and sends light for the beautiful baking beast that it is; very comfortable to drive. It is made for touring and therefore likes to drive between 80 and 100 km / h. Runs on LPG, so fuel costs are not too bad. In the unlikely event that the tank is empty, the petrol tank serves as a reserve because this animal rides on both.

The camper van is equipped with a Caravanstore awning that is easy to set up (within a few minutes) with the two of you. There is a tent cloth for the sides, so you can always keep one side against the wind. A retro set of table and chairs, camping crockery and cutlery complete the party.