All Seasons Leisure Campers Vans

[Curryzz]

Good Evening,

I’m excited to be in the market for a T6 Volkswagen camper and I’m struggling to find the best place to spend my money on a well built conversion.

I keep going back to All Seasons Leisures website as I like the look of there vans & conversions.

Unfortunately I’m not local so I can’t view the conversions easily without a 5 hour drive.

Is anyone kind enough to share there there experiences with them and the quality of the work?

I had a look at some Camper king conversions on the weekend and noticed quite a few things;

Pop top interior trim loose
Downlighter loose
Big scuff on side door trim
Knife marks on front badge where its been wrapped
Scratches on the instrument panel

I know a good / bad job when I see one If I’m parting with £40,000 I’d like to be impressed really.

Sorry if I sound negative.

Thanks in advance

Paul

 

[Ali-G]

I can’t help you with any personal experience unfortunately, but I would say that I was also quite impressed by their conversions when I was looking for my van. I didn’t see any in the flesh but they did look good in the ebay photos.

 

[Curryzz]

I can’t help you with any personal experience unfortunately, but I would say that I was also quite impressed by their conversions when I was looking for my van. I didn’t see any in the flesh but they did look good in the ebay photos.

Yes, Did you end up purchasing a van in the end? Any recommendations?

 

[Ali-G]

I ended up buying an ex-demo van direct from a converter, stumbled across it on Autotrader.

 

[Sim73]

Hi,

I a newbie... first post. I bought my van from All Seasons (Newcastle) and I have been very impressed with the service and the quality of the conversion. I have only had it a week. I am quite a perfectionist and I have no grumbles. So far so good.

 

[YellowHound]

Nice wheels - what are they?

 

[Sim73]

Thanks. They are Riviera.

 

[Ali-G]

Right colour too.

 

[Big Zak]

Myself and my friend both bought one from All seasons. Travelled from the North East of Scotland to get them. I bought mine with just photographs and phone calls. First van I have owned and they could not have been more helpful. I would recommend them and would use them again.

 

[Curryzz]

Great.

It’s good to hear from people. It’s also good to hear about your experiences with them. I don’t mind making a long trip for the rite van

Do you have any recommendations or anything you wish you had done with your conversion before collecting it?

Thank you

Paul

 

[Steverob55]

Great.

It’s good to hear from people. It’s also good to hear about your experiences with them. I don’t mind making a long trip for the rite van

Do you have any recommendations or anything you wish you had done with your conversion before collecting it?

Thank you

Paul

Did you buy a van in the end?

 

[Big Al]

Hi,

I a newbie... first post. I bought my van from All Seasons (Newcastle) and I have been very impressed with the service and the quality of the conversion. I have only had it a week. I am quite a perfectionist and I have no grumbles. So far so good.

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They are the most expensive vans i`ve ever seen advertised! Up to 56K for a nearly new model? They must just think of a number north of 45? I`m up in North East and been to their showroom. Plenty vans eactly same spec for 10K+ cheaper.

 

[Steverob55]

They are the most expensive vans i`ve ever seen advertised! Up to 56K for a nearly new model? They must just think of a number north of 45? I`m up in North East and been to their showroom. Plenty vans eactly same spec for 10K+ cheaper.

Some of their prices seem mad! You are saying they have more onsite, not online, that are cheaper?

The vans they are now selling through Needingworth seem cheaper.

 

[Curryzz]

Did you buy a van in the end?

Hi,
I picked up a camper this weekend but I purchase it from a different company in the end. Cheers Paul

 

[Marty G]

Good Evening,

I’m excited to be in the market for a T6 Volkswagen camper and I’m struggling to find the best place to spend my money on a well built conversion.

I keep going back to All Seasons Leisures website as I like the look of there vans & conversions.

Unfortunately I’m not local so I can’t view the conversions easily without a 5 hour drive.

Is anyone kind enough to share there there experiences with them and the quality of the work?

I had a look at some Camper king conversions on the weekend and noticed quite a few things;

Pop top interior trim loose
Downlighter loose
Big scuff on side door trim
Knife marks on front badge where its been wrapped
Scratches on the instrument panel

I know a good / bad job when I see one If I’m parting with £40,000 I’d like to be impressed really.

Sorry if I sound negative.

Thanks in advance

Paul

Hi Paul, travelled to Newcastle recently from Glasgow to buy mines. They were great and so far so good ( only been 3 weeks). Waiting on a reply from them this week as I had a small leak in roof during howling winds last weekend. Hoping it’s just something to do with the wind ..

 

[Toenheel]

Sold my M2 competition so now looking to buy a camper for the kids. Utilising my work car allowance. I’ve been looking and dealing with all seasons leisure as really like the look of their vans but finding it frustrating as they don’t have any spec details and every van I discuss seems to have a different price but no understanding what I’m paying extra for! Ideally I want a tailgate 150bhp manual or dsg in pure grey with a carbon kitchen and rib bed for isofix. Can anyone recommend any other companies that give a similar look? or give me a heads up if anyone is considering selling something like what I’m looking for!

 

[Sackmycook]

Have a look the 'For Sale' section......all good vans well looked after by Forum members

 

[Zave]

Sold my M2 competition

Come on, let's have a couple of pics of this beauty

 

[Andpopse]

Platinum Wave maybe ?

 

[Toenheel]

Come on, let's have a couple of pics of this beauty