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Not a happy camper now.....
Ah, the call of the great outdoors! The freedom of being able to travel the countryside in comfort. Well, if you've ever thought about creating your own campervan to tour the country, here's an example of how NOT to do a conversion.
Spotted in Tipperary, this truck/van hybrid includes a camper attachment which is secured by......ratchet straps. We kid you not. Enjoy this tribute to DIY idiocy in all its glory - courtesy of @gardatraffic's twitter account.
Not such a Happy Camper now!
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 5, 2019
Cahir RPU stopped this modified camper van in Cashel. On further enquires with assistance of PSV inspector vehicle found to be unroadworthy & overweight.
Proceedings to follow. pic.twitter.com/j5hnNucDkF
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