Defining exactly how small is not easy.

Nobody would claim that the interior of the Maestro Tandy is spacious. It was never designed to be a home-on-wheels, I suppose it is fair to say that it is a car with sleeping and cooking facilities that you could use for a week-end away.The prime purpose of the van was for a very basic "overnight shelter"

It seems that they were converted mainly in 1989 and were registered as *DL ( the suffix for the Isle of Wight) .From what I have seen every van is fitted out differently but I cannot find out if that was based on consultation with each customer or if every "batch" was produced differently.

I am interested in contacting other owners and in displaying photos of their van and any other information that can be offered.