- Mar 14, 2005
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You may well have not seen the condensation but it will have happened its the laws of physics. The out side of the van will be cold, if your living in the van the air will be moist and warm this moisture will condense when it cools which it will do between the outer metal skin and inner panels.Hi there
We sold our house Dec 99 and then went to Portugal and Spain until the end of April. We then moved to Northampton and lived in our van until September. A grand total of 10 months. We rented a flat for 6 months and then moved back in the caravan from April-Oct. As long as you know what your limitations are you should be ok living for long periods.Have also lived in van for 6 weeks this year Jan-Feb. With a new van we had no probs with condensation.
Hope all goes well with you
Jan
PS The tan has now faded,I've put on a 'bit' of weight but I'm still broke.Only 2 weeks Im afraid but I spent 5 months living in a 2 man tent back in 1982.I cycled (pushbike)from the Hook of Holland down to Athens crossing the Alps and the Ardennes.I covered the length of Italy (both ways),the coast road around Corfu.I got knocked of my bike in Belgium by a lady who, when she found out I was English got in her car and drove off.Nine contries,cheep beer/wine,one gas burner to cook on I came back black, underweight and broke ...fantastic!