The Slidavan in road mode attached to one of the smallest cars on the market,
a 1.2 litre Fiat Panda. With the majority of the Slidavan tucked in behind
the tow car it offers very little resistance and being so light, fuel
consumption is barely increased. No special mirrors are needed. If the car
can get through a gap, so can the Slidavan.
The interior of the Slidavan looking forwards. Lighting is from an LED strip
placed on the forward side of the first beam. The forward panel is painted
white and acts to reflect the light evenly but also as a 60" projection
screen!
The cosy and bright interior of the Slidavan with the back cushions dropped
in place to create a very wide double bed. On the left side there is a sink
and two burner hob, the opposite side is left open so you can decide what to
put there. Note the curved beams and double glazed windows
The Slidavan in camping mode
This is Jim's modified Slidavan in the Algonquin park, Ontario
