Bongo Fury

alan wrote:




this was done by clearcut conversoin

Great looking conversion, which conversion was this and what sort of cost if you don't mind me asking

Hi , we started out with this little unit I put together myself fitted behind the rear seat and was fully removable



then in july last year we to had a full conversion done by clearcut in Bideford Devon , the tourer plus same as Alans seats 6 with belts , makes full length bed cost approx £5500.00 as we had a few extras ,

Lulworth conversion

Lulworth, eh?

I like the coves!


Frank

Mine

dom_e wrote:Inspired by the 'show us your decals' thread, I thought I'd start one on the innovative internal layouts that members of BF have.

So; whatcha got?

Dom

Mazda pod + home conversion, works for us

wormey wrote:Mine

Nice conversion Wormey, 321Away I assume?
We've got exactly the same (saves me uploading any pics) including the top loading fridge which means you can have your cup of tea in bed in the morning!

The only thing I'd change would be a split lid on the cooker/sink and have it lowered to be flush with the work surface along with a lino (not carpet) floor.

This is our Full Side Conversion done by Richard at Clearcut Conversions.Had all the seats re-upholstered in Leather. The Top Cupboards were done by Bongo Fury member Cabte.

iam getting a bit jealous now

that is soooooooooo nice you must be well chuffed Colin

Thankyou.Yes we love our conversion. Next job is to have the blinds redone to match ( Tan Shade )the upholstery. Hubby has a brother in the Blinds bussiness, and we'll get them done Free .

There are some lovely homemade efforts amd pro conversions there. We're still torn between a full conversion for longer touring or soemthing that would keep the Bongo more versatile.

AndAndDen - Very nice.

we payed just over 5k for it a tourplus from clearcut the only thing i think i like to chage would be the frige to a top open one like 123 conversion as long as it low porwer like this one can prak up for 4 days no elc or starting the van

dandemann8 wrote:

alan wrote:




this was done by clearcut conversoin

Great looking conversion, which conversion was this and what sort of cost if you don't mind me asking

the only thing i think i like to chage would be the frige to a top open one like 123 conversion as long as it low porwer like this one can prak up for 4 days no elc or starting the van

Top loading fridges save a lot of energy, all well as sometimes being more accessible. They make good sense in vans but are not so convenient in houses.

My bike generator research led me to a site in Australia where a guy turned a chest freezer into a very economical fridge.


Frank

I did a bit of a search and found a few of people's novel interiors. i hope it's okay to post these links.

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... ge+box+bed

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n54/ ... 10_IMG.jpg

http://i463.photobucket.com/albums/qq35 ... 009168.jpg

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/j ... 0280-2.jpg

http://s901.photobucket.com/albums/ac220/bensonbongo/

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/conversions3.htm#Self

http://picasaweb.google.com/mike.cardif ... onversion#

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 47&t=26579

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 47&t=26791

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 47&t=29651

Perhaps we could have a fact-type sheet that includes links and information on people's novel conversions? I'd happily help put it together.