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hillman wrote:Ive done three mk6/7 camper conversions with transvers beds and there a bit short i find
what ive done with my day van swb low rof is made a bed that allows me to fold it up to the side of the van when not needed, then drops down and allows me to lie length ways with my feet on the top of the cooker cabinet giving me around six foot six of length.
Ive just got a swb semi high again as the low roof is a bit of a pain for height and im thinking of making a bed that lifts up to the roof when not needed.
not yet worked out how to do this but i'll have a go.
hillman
hectors-tranny wrote:Yes we had a mk7 for 15 years with a transverse bed. Makes layout much easier, and fine to sleep on.
Length-wise, I'm, 5-9, and OK my feet were flat on the far side wall, so to really stretch out I had to lie a little diagonal. Our bed was 4 foot 4 inches wide and my wife 5-2, so no problems all in all. I just got used to it.
As others have said, length was 175 cm.
timoat wrote:hectors-tranny wrote:Yes we had a mk7 for 15 years with a transverse bed. Makes layout much easier, and fine to sleep on.
Length-wise, I'm, 5-9, and OK my feet were flat on the far side wall, so to really stretch out I had to lie a little diagonal. Our bed was 4 foot 4 inches wide and my wife 5-2, so no problems all in all. I just got used to it.
As others have said, length was 175 cm.
Mk 7 for 15 years?
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