Camper and motorhome conversion specialists in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear
Find out moreThis website belonged to Tyne & Wear Camper Conversions, a camper and motorhome conversion company based in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear.
Its work covered Tyne and Wear, the whole of the North East of England and the rest of the UK. The company specialised in VW conversions but converted other makes too, with campers ranging from VWs to Ford Transits and Vauxhall vans, and the site promised 100% quality on each and every conversion.
Elevating roofs were fitted to everything from small Japanese imports such as the Nissan Elgrand, Toyota Alphard and Nissan NV200 up to the Ford Transit Custom and the VW Transporter T4, T5 and T6, with structural bonding and powder coated or galvanised strengthening frames. Diesel air heaters from Webasto, Eberspacher and Planar were offered to make a camper more usable in the colder months.

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The church was part of the Anglo-Saxon monastery where Bede spent most of his life, and its dedication stone records the consecration in 685.
The Roman fort at South Shields guarded the mouth of the Tyne, and its west gate, a barrack block and a courtyard house have been reconstructed on the site.
Built in 1871 on the coast between Marsden and Whitburn, it was the first lighthouse designed to use alternating electric current and is now cared for by the National Trust.