My Cool Campervan: An inspirational guide to retro-style campervans - Rilegato

I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of my read and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone with an interest in VW Campervans and all things retro. --VW Campervan Blog, September 2011

Campervans have a strong place in the affections of their owners, as these excerpts from new book 'My Cool Campervan' prove... --The Independent, 28 May 2011

There are many variations of the VW camper van, not least because until 2005 Volkswagen never made a camper itself, but produced vans for transporting people and goods which others converted with the addition of caravan-style living accommodation. And it was not just VWs which received such attention, as My Cool Campervan shows in a collection of photo essays. Some of the vintage camper vans portrayed are remarkable, and in many cases unique. A 1967 camper built on a Vanden Plas Princess chassis by J.H. Jennings, a firm of coachbuilders, is, as the book points out somewhat regal with polished wood and turquoise furnishings. Its present owners have hung horse brasses as an additional touch. --The Economist, June 2011

Jane Field-Lewis is a stylist working in film and photography. She co-owns a 1970s retro–modern styled camper. Chris Haddon has 20 years of experience as a multi-disciplinary designer, focusing on brand development and web design. He owns a 1970s British and a 1970s Airstream caravan. They previously collaborated on My Cool Caravan. Tina Hillier is a photographer whose clients have included Dazed and Confused, the Guardian, Nike, and Sunday Times Magazine.