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Hi, I have recently bought a 2013 Ford transit mk7 l3h3 which I'm currently working on converting into a 2 berth camper. I have two side windows ( one slides open) and it currently has a wind powered roof vent which i would like to replace with a 12v sky light type two way fan. Just wondering if anyone out there could recommend a make/ model that would be suitable for a van of the type I have, any ideas would be much appreciated thanks.

1. RIB 150cm 3 seat bed. 2. Insulated van to rear including roof and doors. 3. Carpet to rear of van in black & ply panels. 4. Leisure Battery and charging system. 5. 240v system with consumer unit and socket. 6. Cable for solar panel and awning light. 7. 12mm plywood floor & Altro floor vinyl. 8. Bespoke roof in cream and x6 LED dimming lights. 9. Limo tint windows to rear doors. 10. Focal front speaker upgrade. 11. Focal tune-up sub. 12. Bespoke storage box between front seats. 13. USB rear seat charging points. 14. Side awning rail fitted to roofline. 15. Vango inflatable Air Awning & accessories. 16. VLM - 59000 miles. 17. Fully serviced & MOT'd. 18. Connection for 16amp including power cable extension. 19. Leather front seats with electric adjustment. email: nigeats@btinternet.com Tel: 07760160877 £21,000 (acceptable offers)

HI, Had our first campervan, an Autocruise Forte for approximately 6 months now. In that time we have put around 8 thousand miles travelling all over to Epernay, all over England & Wales on short breaks and just returned from spending Christmas & New Year in Scotland visiting the Isle of Mull, Highlands & Cairngorms. We went for an Autocruise Forte due to having two small children (5 & 2) and didn't want a Coach Built so finding two double beds in a van conversion is limited. Absolutely love the van and just slowly upgrading as and when needed. Latest additions are the wheels and AT tyres prior to the visit to Scotland which as you can see was a worthwhile upgrade. Will likely be asking for advice soon on upgrading the electrical system as we burnt through two 6kg bottles of propane in a week up in Scotland in the cold and to be honest, just not a fan of the gas in the van.