For VAT purposes you can still claim VAT back if payload is over 1 tonne ie a T32, that hasn’t changed. What had changed is HMRC view vans with windows behind driver or a second row of seats as cars for AIA and benefit in kind purposes which could have a big effect for people with limited companies claiming AIA. L.
Rear seat/ bed from £800 - £3k. All this is DIY, add converters labour and profits etc on top. To be fair I have prob forgotten a load of stuff so add a couple of grand on top for fun! Then you will have all the trinkets, wheels, lowering, bike racks, camping kit, add another £3/£6k.
Volkswagen has long known that the Transporter is ripe for a camper van conversion, which is why each iteration of the Transporter is so popular for conversion. Whether it’s a T1, a T6, or anything in between, people love turning VW Transporters into camper vans. VW Kombi conversions have evolved beyond the 1960s… The original Volkswagen
The following camper as listed below every thing that is fitted as standard based on a SWB T6.1 T6 & T5 Volkswagen Transporter panel van. The description below is in order of build process… This VW T6.1, T6 & T5 camper conversion with all that is listed below comes at the cost of Ā£12,200 plus VAT [inc. VAT Ā£14,640].
This is the simplest way of sleeping in the Multivan – the folded seats in the back (3rd row) create a flat surface of about 1Ɨ1.5m, not enough for most adults to sleep on, so you’ll have to fold the 2nd row ā€œarmchairā€ seats too or add an extension. These can be purchased or you can create your own simple one.
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