“It’s all down to my daughter, Amy, she’s Campervan mad!” In 1982, a factory-fresh Devon Moonraker Type 25 with two-tone paint and a 1.6-litre diesel engine option (yes, just like the one popping from these pages) would set you back a pleasant looking £9,293. Dig out some internet wizardry in the form of an inflation calculator, though, and that figure becomes decidedly less appealing at £31,867.99, suggesting this was a pretty darned expensive Camper in its day.
Ironically, however, it was numbers more akin to the second group that set Paul and Amanda Wood on the path to choosing a Camper from Volkswagen’s third generation.
Paul explains: “It’s all down to my daughter, Amy. She’s Campervan mad! Her room is full of them. I think she must have around 40…