Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
overhung the drivers area.

I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
out what other makes types there are.

Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
direction ?

Thanks

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
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> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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Bob Douglas wrote:

> "PWCA"  wrote in message
> news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
>> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
>> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
>> overhung the drivers area.
>>
>> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
>> out what other makes types there are.
>>
>> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
>> direction ?
>>
>> Thanks
> 
> What you saw might have been a Starcraft.
> 
> Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings
> (Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).
> 
> I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an
> owners club around at one time.
> 
> The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.
> 
> Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being
> http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though
> this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.
> 


Don't think it was that big and had as much 'over hang'

"PWCA"  wrote in message 
news:f2ur5g$2j0g$1@energise.enta.net...
> Out driving today I caught sight of a camper car, It sort of looked
> like a Sierra front end with a 2 person camper on it, the cabin
> overhung the drivers area.
>
> I have seen a small Citroen that was smaller but would like to find
> out what other makes types there are.
>
> Anyone here know of such things that could point me in the right
> direction ?
>
> Thanks

What you saw might have been a Starcraft.

Fibreglass conversion built over a Ford car or pickup underpinnings 
(Cortina, then Sierra was a regular choice).

I think they were generally sold as a self-build kit, and there was an 
owners club around at one time.

The conversion used to overhang the windscreen at the front.

Judicious use of Google pulls up a few pictures an example being 
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/photos-weston/ford_starcraft_48.htm though 
this is pre-Sierra, the bodywork is typical.

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