New Exterior

Leyland Swift repainted modern as a motorhome

A quick coat or 2 of white paint, and some semi-gloss black around the window frames makes all the difference.

The windows appear to be dark tinted, but are actually painted black on the inside.

View of the right hand side of the motorhome. Most of the sliding windows have been left clear, except where furnishings are located inside..

This side view of the driver's window shows the black painted window frames. You can also see the blacked out glass at the rear.

You can see the lowered venetian blind through the window that seperates the driver's cockpit from the living area of the motorhome when parked.

The bum of the motorhome can be seen here with the rear engine screens now painted white, as is the rear emergency exit or back windscreen if you wish.

You can also see that the original exhaust stack has been removed.

A view down the RHS from front to back. The clear sliding windows are now showing the various blinds and curtains depending on the interior layout.

You will note how 2 of the sliders have been blacked out in the center of the motorhome to correspond with the huge bathroom inside.

Along the LHS you will see how the original stainless steel panels have been painted over including all the dents and ripples and other old battle scars.

We are really only interested in the interior, how ever we reckon the outside now looks as flash as Michael Jackson.

The front left corner illustrates the entrance doorway and steps inside. The grille and twin headlights are clearly seen, along with the original stainless steel band across the front. The original chrome bumper is showing rust spots with age.