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Hi. Many years ago someone looking for a cheap cam... |
>Hi.
Many years ago someone looking for a cheap campervan would go down to
London's South bank, close to what is now the Tate Modern, where foreign
travelers wishing to return home would sell there vans often complete with
knives forks and half a box of Cornflakes. My question is does this still go
on anywhere?
Sam Phillips
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I have heard this story as well but can find no
reference to it. Does anyone know if it still goes on and if so where,
and when.
Ed.
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In response to Sam
Philips' query - I bought a VW camper like that for £20. There was a row
of camper vans parked, I believe, somewhere near New Zealand House,
being sold by young travellers due to fly home. I drove it from there
all the way to Scotland, and yes there were cornflakes and ketchup
thrown in. But it was in 1977 and I don't know if it still goes on.
Perhaps New Zealand or Australia House would know?
Rachel Spring.
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