Jussi's VW Campervan

I chose a private insurance solution and made some of the equipment optional. The optional equipment comes as follows: - Bottom sheet is included. Set of 2 pillows, 2 blankets, 2 sheets, 2 towels for 50€. After the first week, 30€/week. - bike rack 20€/week. - if you need bikes, I can add one or two for 10€/bike/day. Nothing fancy, but get you from A to B and are great for discovering the surroundings. (The bike rack is included with this solution) - One or two SUP-boards 7€/day & board - high chair (Ikea Antilop) for 10€ - maxi cosi (up to 13kg) for 20€ These extras I will charge in cash or mobile pay at pickup. Please be prepared. :) Now to the basic information: - about traveling with three people, for example taking a baby/toddler/kid with you. There are three places in the car. The middle seat has a two-point safety belt only. You decide if it is ok for you that somebody has only a two point safety belt. - the bed is 120x200cm. - cooking with two very handy gas stoves. 2 bottles of gas/cooker/week are included. If you need more, you find the bottles for around 2€ in a lot of stores, Biltema, Motonet, etc. - Good set of kettles, pans, plates etc. - "Hobo stove" for grilling and cooking, in which you can burn small wood, charcoal, cones or such. - electricity for the fridge and loading electronically devices while camping comes from a small power station. The power station has 12V car socket outlet, USB A and -C. It has a capacity for the fridge for around one day at 6 degrees, maybe the second is at 10 degrees etc. You can load the power station via normal wall outlet, while driving through the 12V car socket, or with the foldable solar panel. It should be possible to live off-grid just fine if you take care of catching sunlight with the panel, and, of course, always charge while driving.. - you can communicate with the fridge through Frezzers own bluetooth app. Can come in handy while driving and wondering how your food is doing behind the wall. :D - two hammocks - Chemical camping toilet. Mostly we have been able to use public toilets, often there are also some next to popular camper van spots, beaches etc. The chemical toilet we have used only for "number one" without chemicals or such. You can use the chemical stuff if you want to. - for the shower, two options: a black bag that warms up in the sun and can be hung up somewhere and then the water flows freely. Quite low pressure. Second option is an electric shower that you just put in the water. Good pressure. Maybe you can combine both... warming up the water in the black bag, and then use the electric shower with good pressure. - The heating is in the test phase. It is very powerful, and a lot too warm in the summer even at its smallest (outside 12 degrees, inside 35 degrees..). So probably in the summer no need for the heating, but maybe an option on a rainy day for an hour or two, to dry your clothes. The starting phase of the diesel heater is on the edge of the capacity of the power station, so it sometimes turns off a minute or a few after launch and needs to be restarted. Until now, it has started every time on the first, second or at least the third try. In any case: unplug all other equipment from the power station for the start. After the power intensive start, the power consumption drops drastically, no problem after that, and you can plug in the other electricity consuming stuff. EDIT: I added a "buffer" made out of stones. You can see it in one of the last picture. This slows down the heating and keeps warmth when you shut the heater down. I reckon this could be a game changer. Let me know about your experiences! - Tarp and tarp poles as sun and rain shelter. In case of damage, breakdown, or accident: I’m available via WhatsApp or phone from around 9 am to 6 pm to assist with any issues. Please don’t hesitate to contact me with car troubles, as many problems can be easily solved. However, sometimes professional help is needed, often meaning towing to a nearby workshop. The insurance covers towing to the nearest garage (or a slightly further one if the nearest is unavailable). It’s a good idea to contact nearby garages in advance, especially before the weekend, to check availability. If it’s late and you’re in a safe spot, it’s often best to stay in the van and wait until the morning for towing. The insurance company is OP-Pohjola. Just provide the towing company with the insurer's name, and the invoice will be sent directly to them. You can use any towing service, but Redgo.fi (09 374 77 113) is a reliable option. Alternatively, you can call Autohätäkeskus (Car Emergency Center) at 010 253 0012, available 24/7. For breakdowns, repair costs will be covered by me, but we’ll need to discuss and agree on the specifics with the garage. For accidents or damage unrelated to normal wear, your deductible is the maximum amount you’ll be responsible for. Options for continuing your journey: • Wait for the van repair: I’ll refund the rent for the days the van is out of use. • End your journey and return to Helsinki by economy/second-class ticket or public transport. • If you’re not too far from Helsinki and I have another van available, you may switch to a different van for the rest of your rental period. Options range from basic to more advanced vans. With open-minded problem-solving, we can usually find a good solution to these rare but stressful situations. I’m always here to help and will strive to find the best outcome. Please note that you need to have your own insurance for your luggage.

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