Wikipedia includes this photo; isn't that gorgeous?

Moderator: RichardW
Regards Neilfrom http://www.smallmotorhome.co.uk/romahomehistory.html
"Made on the Isle Of Wight by Island Plastics (now Romahome Ltd.) Romahomes are one of the most distinctive and therefore easily recognised motorhomes on the road.
The original idea of a dismountable 'caravan' on the back of a Japanese micro-truck belonged to Barry Stimson and whilst remaining faithful to Barry's original design criteria, the Romahome became better finished and more luxurious. In fact, when double-glazed windows became standard equipment and efficient space heating became an option (albeit at extra cost) it was possible to camp in a Romahome all year round
"The ease of camping and the ease of parking make Romahome one of the best Micro-Motorhomes"
Later, as experience showed that few owners ever bothered to dismount the 'caravan' from the truck, this made Island Plastics look elsewhere for a suitable base vehicle. They first chose a Citroen Visa (later the C15) as a suitable base vehicle but decided to go for a conventional coachbuilt (not dismountable) body.
The choice of the Citroen proved a massive hit, promising car like performance and economy -plus all the proven advantages of the Romahome living unit - a functional interior with a fully equipped (though tiny) kitchen and the luxury of having two full-length settees. All this in a perfectly formed package measuring less than 15 feet.
Later a Hylo variant was produced with a rising roof. The Hylo was designed to go into the average garage and under height barriers. This was also built on the C15.
NewcastleFalcon wrote: "glamping" (where is 101?).......
NewcastleFalcon wrote:Now what does the carefree adventurous traveller need these days, setting forth on the highways and byways into the great outdoors...
...a Toyota Prius of course, with its neat little camper adaption...
http://www.doityourselfrv.com/small-prius-tent/
Regards Neil
Stickyfinger wrote:
Looks like a toilet
NewcastleFalcon wrote:Now what does the carefree adventurous traveller need these days, setting forth on the highways and byways into the great outdoors...
...a Toyota Prius of course, with its neat little camper adaption...
http://www.doityourselfrv.com/small-prius-tent/
Regards Neil
Looks like a toilet
van ordinaire wrote:
Looks like a toilet
An excellent (possibly the only) use for a Prius