Imagine the scenario. You already have a few tasty motors at your disposal but, and it’s a big but, you are planning to travel around Europe, and don’t particularly want to stay in hotels.
A quick stock check and you soon realise the Mustang, Model A pick-up or Vitamin T simply don’t cut the mustard when it comes to accommodating European travel. Neither do the more modern V10 Dodge Viper SRT10 RSI, Infiniti FX Vettel or SWB Audi Quattro. What’s a guy to do then? Well, you could go out and buy a motorhome or, if you’re an out and out petrol-head like Colin Casey most definitely is, you can think outside the box – or maybe inside the box is a more accurate description.
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