Caddy goes Camper

Actually it should go to Scandinavia in the winter, then “only” to the Alps and in the end it was “only” the Swabian region – but there was still plenty of snow…

Locking yourself out of your own car is stupid – especially if it’s your temporary apartment at the same time. But help came relatively quickly…

Once my minicamper got an airheater, it was time to try it out in the cold November days in the Eifel area…

Leaving Como & Co I had the chance to have some motorsport feeling in the air while visiting Zandvoort, while we were moving more into the North before going back home…

After surviving the spooky parking spot it was time to move on. The following stops during this first campervan tour were my parents, a nice lake in Belgium and a small city in Curaçao…

After finishing my Caddy campervan conversion it was finally time to try it out. Therefore my first sleeping location was set to be only a few meters away from the North Sea…

As I have described my campervan conversion in detail within the last 13 blog entries, it is now time to have a look back at all these steps from the passenger seat perspective…

It took me over four months to build my own mini campervan. Time to sum up, look back and also have a detailed look at all costs…

I missed a comfortable way to handle the cruising control in the Caddy, which is why I decided to replace the steering wheel with one which had some extra keys included…

Starting with my plans to build the campervan I knew that I would like to use it also during the winter months. So I had to look to a way on how to maintain some liveable temperature inside the car…