Redline Campers has made the decision to relaunch its Classic model to the campervan market after a hiatus of a number of years.
Not only is the much-loved van now available to purchase but it’s at a lower price point than previously, making it more accessible to those wanting to buy their own leisure vehicle than ever before.
With a starting price of £34,995, the four-berth campervan will be built on pre-owned base vehicles at Redline’s in-house production facility at Watford Gap in Northamptonshire.
The VW T6.1 campervan conversion will feature appliances and components from RIB Altair, Dometic, and BCA.
Customers can expect to see a RIB Altair 112 Bed with ISOFIX; a newly designed kitchen with additional storage and premium edge banded lockers; a bespoke 240/12v wiring loom and 16-inch Clayton alloy wheels.
Redline has said its decision to relaunch the Classic is the result of listening to customer feedback and identifying a gap in the market.
It’s able to achieve the relatively low price point as it doesn’t require the same level of customisation as other conversions in the range.
The Classic is therefore available in two choices of colours for the cabinets and worktops. These are Driftwood or Carbon Ash for the former and White or Black Sparkle for the latter.
This makes the Classic a good option as an entry-level model into the world of owning a van conversion.
Mark Turley, director of Redline Campers, said: “We are pleased to announce the reintroduction of the fantastic value Classic model to the Redline Campers range.
“This is a campervan for the customer who is not largely concerned about customisation but is still looking for a quality and functional conversion.”
Redline Campers was established in 1971 and is a VCA Type Approved and NCC Approved Manufacturer of van conversions.
Utilising VW and Ford base vehicles, its range comprises four dedicated campervan models and one day van. Its own and industry-leading appliances and components are fitted into the vehicles.
