Here is my 1971 T2 Crossover Camper, also called an "early bay" because it retains some of the features of the Splitty.  Converted from a bus for us in 2013 by O'Connor's Campers in Devon, who specialise in Westy roof conversions. The full kit, including gas hob, gas fridge, sink and power hook up. 

In 2013, our son was 9 years old.  We've had some great times and many fond camping memories, mainly in Devon, over those years.  But that 9-year old is now 21 and 6'2" and too tall to sleep in it, even diagonally.  So it has to go.

All the distinctive Crossover features are there - moon shaped engine vents, small rear lights and the low front side lights. It's largely original spec - nothing is pimped up, except the sound system - Bluetooth, DAB, CD, good speakers. 

Sleeps four - two in the roof, two on the Rock 'n' Roll bed. 

Right hand drive - with sliding door on the left. 

Over the last year, the bodywork has been restored by Ian and Ron at Mayflower Garage down in Battle, near Hastings, where the van is waiting for you to see it.  This has included restored or replaced rear panels, engine door, rear side panels and the front panel. I've spent so much on it that it looks better than at any time during the last twelve years and I am now reluctant to sell. The bodywork is now amazing and it's mechanically sound.  But go, it must.

The MOT done in April, so is valid until April 2027.

It's done about 2000 miles each year, mostly on the summer holidays to Devon. Mayflower Garage has always serviced and repaired it.  Over that time, it's had numerous repairs, including replacement 1.6l engine and gearbox in 2015.  

I have a full service and MOT history from 2013.  Being 1971, it's a "historic vehicle" and exempt from MOT, road tax, the London ULEZ. But I've always done it anyway - it's just passed the MOT.

Viewing will be in Battle TN33, near Hastings.  

I have dozens more photos - including of the most recent bodywork repairs.  Please just ask.