Perfect CAMPERVAN Bike Rack | Ski Rack & Cargo Box | ONE rack, MANY uses! 

Thanks Sylvia! 😃

Thanks guys!

Hi Suzanne, sorry I missed your comment last month. I am not sure if (or when) the Nugget hard tops will arrive into the UK. It would be perfect and in many ways more suitable for a lot of people than a pop top. I think Ford are missing a trick here, but I guess they must have their reasons.

It’s a very useful addition. I’ve been eyeing up the Thule Back Box…much bigger than my current cargo box!

@@CaliCamperFamily The Thule Back Box is a good size, just have to be careful not to have too much weight in it. Tend to use it for light bulky stuff like bedding and our Rainbow screens for the windscreen and pop top. Our Jackery Solar Panel slips in it as well.

Hi guys! Sorry we didnt reply earlier….great to hear that you have been enjoying the channel as a family (3 girls too!!!). How did you find the Nugget? We really hope you enjoyed it. Where did you go…Italy or France? Thanks for supporting the channel and good luck with future campervan plans! From Jordan, Jo, Holly, Izzy and Poppy!

Hello JJHIP, Thanks for message. The little ladies were excited to see that the Cali Camper Family “actually” replied!!!! In the end, we decided on Italy…Gardaland and pizza won out. We did 3000 km over 10 days and 9 nights. Greding (Bavaria), Gardland, Pisa, Ravenna, Venice, and Regensburg (Bavaria). Gardaland on Easter Sunday got the trip off to roaring start. Pisa provided some great food (Trattoria da Stelio was a gem for sure), Ravenna proved a nice town for a family walk, Camping Fusina gave us a perfect launching pad to explore Venice…we can definitely recommend Fusina for those looking to see Venice by campervan, full serve and ferry just steps from our site, Regensburg gave us another relaxing family walk around one of Germany’s most beautiful cities. The Ford Nugget Plus 2023 was awesome!!! It’s power and handling on the highways was better than our 2012 VW Sharan. The toilet and extra space inside allowed for more storage and area to maneuver around, but we could have used your storage rack solution. Or maybe we need to be smarter with our packing choices :). Also, the diesel performed amazingly and kept us comfortable throughout the night. We found some nice spots to park using park4night app and roadsurfer.spots…from the courtyard of a private farm house in Greding, public parking lot in Garda, sostas in Pisa and Ravenna, the full service historic campsite in Fusina, to a paved patch next to a village playground south Regensburg we loved to freedom and adventure the campervan provided. We will definitely get back on the road again. Maybe for a longer trip with fewer stops. We really enjoyed the 3 nights outside Venice. Thanks for the motivation…we look forward to following your 2023 adventures.

Yes, it does. We have the standard Westfalia towbar. However, it also worked fine on our previous Nugget with a Ford swan neck towbar too.

Hello! Sorry I didn’t respond sooner. We haven’t had any issues with things freezing. Probably for two reasons, firstly we haven’t left the van unoccupied for long enough in very cold 🥶 areas and secondly, all tanks are located inside the van, not under slung. We also do run the heater often and set up the automatic switch on, mainly to defrost the van and make it comfortable for our return. Thanks for watching and asking the question!

@@CaliCamperFamily Thx, for your answer. we bought a nugget for ourselves now and your content was very helpful go decide. we are a family of 5 too. 😉 thanks a lot! best regards

Thanks! It is great to be able to go skiing for the day. The heater is noticeable on the outside and the fan that blows the warm air is also obvious inside the van, but not intrusively…definitely worth having as we don’t have to worry about using gas and it running out!

Thanks for this. I think it will be used as a Nugget of the future. It’s a good looking evolution of the Transit. I certainly would be interested, especially as a hybrid.