The Toyota Proace is already well-known as a stylish van that combines everyday practicality with not a little luxury. It now seems that it can also serve the purpose of being a campervan.
This conversion of the Proace into a campervan, which takes between five to six weeks to complete, is part of a project undertaken by the conversion specialist G&P .
In fact, G&P’s innovative project has already made its entrance at the recent Motorhome and Caravan Show at the Birmingham NEC, where the first few orders were placed.
Commenting on the conversion, Neil Broad, Toyota’s General Manager of Fleet & Remarketing said: “G&P did a fantastic job with the conversion it prepared for the NEC show and we hope that it will be able to help build a strong following for Proace by demonstrating just what a versatile and user-friendly campervan it can make.”
The conversion involves taking a long wheelbase van and changing it into a four-berth campervan whilst also aiming to provide its travellers with a vast plethora of daily home comforts.
For example, the vehicle contains a pop-up roof section, along with a roof bed as well as blackout curtains and a non-slip floor.
On the other hand, the interior of the campervan is designed with swivelling driver and passenger seats, an electric access step, television, power sockets, wardrobe space, a utility shower and a dining table on the tailgate for using either inside or outside the van.
The kitchen specifics include a microwave and a fridge-freezer. The other features are a ‘rock and roll’ convertible bed and a portable toilet system.
Furthermore, apart from providing these campervans, G&P also offers the chance to specify certain designs and features, which are then tailor-made to suit their needs. This ensures a fine, polished finish.
To see inside the Toyota Proace campervan conversion by G&P, click on the slideshow below:
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