Van di Óscar

This is our 1993 Nissan Vanette, a true road veteran with more stories to tell than most books. Throughout its life, it has worn many hats: it started out transporting elderly people for a care home, later became a restaurant delivery van, and after many miles and adventures, it was lovingly transformed into a campervan.
Over the years, it has travelled thousands upon thousands of kilometres, exploring Portugal and Spain from coast to coast and north to south. It only has two seats, power steering operated entirely by the driver's muscles, and firmly believes that 60–70 km/h is the perfect speed to enjoy the scenery. Anything faster is reserved for very special occasions and a strong tailwind.
We built it ourselves with a lot of hard work, dedication, and even more love. Inside, you'll find all the essentials for life on the road: a fridge to keep the drinks cold, two power outlets for modern comforts, and two ceiling lights to brighten up cosy evenings wherever we park.
It may not be the fastest, newest, or most luxurious campervan out there, but it's ours. It has taken us to hidden beaches, remote mountains, unforgettable sunsets, and plenty of places that even Google Maps seemed surprised to find. Despite its age, it's still ready for the next adventure.
Some people say home is where the heart is. We say home is wherever this old Vanette decides to stop for the night. It comes with character, a little bit of stubbornness, and a special talent for turning any parking spot into an adventure.