Czech campervans get more sophisticated, conversions of used vans decline
Czech company Fullvans from Terešov (Rokycany district) reports that most orders now involve new vehicles, unlike two or three years ago when used van...
Czech company Fullvans from Terešov (Rokycany district) reports that most orders now involve new vehicles, unlike two or three years ago when used vans dominated. Co-owner Petr Fulín says the extra 150,000–200,000 CZK for a new chassis pays off through lower maintenance costs and higher resale value. The base model Siesta Classic, built on a 541 cm Fiat Ducato, starts at 1 million CZK and includes a double bed, bathroom, kitchen, heating, and water tanks. The firm produces about ten campervans per month and offers a two-year warranty on the conversion.
