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CCCampers are an NCC Approved (member no. 1926) campervan builder, converter, and fully registered caravan, motorhome and campervan habitation repair and servicing centre based at Woodside Business Park, Kidderminster, Worcestershire. We specialise in bespoke campervan conversions for VW Transporter, Caddy, ID. Buzz, Renault Master, Renault Trafic, Renault eTech, Maxus eDeliver 3, 5 and 9, Ford Transit Custom, and Kia PV5. Our technicians hold IMI TechSafe Level 3 certification and we are VCA approved, giving you complete confidence in the safety and quality of every build. Services include full campervan conversions, pop-top roof fitting, electric vehicle conversions, annual habitation servicing, and habitation repair — for vehicles we've built and those we haven't. We serve customers across the UK. Workshop visits welcome by appointment.
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