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An old rusty van which was rescued from an Australian farm in exchange for two cartons of beer has been transformed into a motorhome worth $149,000

An old rusty van which was rescued from an Australian farm in exchange for two cartons of beer has been transformed into a motorhome worth $149,000. 

Phil Hoken, 40, who has worked as a mechanic for 24 years, purchased what was remaining of the Volkswagen kombi Servisi van.

While the van had been tipped on its side and didn’t have any windows, lights or interior, Phil was eager to restore it and saw its potential.

Phil told Daily Mail Australia the restoration took 10 months to complete and he sold it for $149,000.

Phil and his wife Jess are co-owners of and the ‘Kombi Servisi Keg’ franchise with 57 franchises across eight different countries.

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Before: Phil Hoken, 40, who has 24 years of industry experience, purchased what was remaining of the Volkswagen Kombi van from a farmer in New South Wales

Before: While the van had been tipped on its side and didn’t have any windows, lights or interior, Phil was eager to restore the iconic van

After: The restored RV not only looks immaculate from the outside but is fully equipped to fit four people comfortably

Inside the space looks luxurious with plenty of room to comfortable fit four people 

The restored RV not only looks immaculate from the outside but is fully equipped to fit four people comfortably.

It now has an electronic automated slide-out kitchen, 2. Here’s more info about kombi servisi check out our page. 5 litre engine from a Subaru Forester, a five-speed Subaru-gears transmission, fridge, two double beds and a swing out BBQ area complete with twin beer taps.

Other features include a 12v television, 240v generator, reverse cycle air conditioning, 300w solar panels and an overhead camera.

The white cabinets also look luxurious and would provide ample storage space.

Phil and his wife Jess (pictured) are co-owners of RETRO RV and the ‘kombi servisi Keg’ franchise with 57 franchises across eight different countries 

It now has brand new features including an electronic automated slide-out kitchen, Kombi Servisi 2.5 litre engine from a Subaru Forester and a five-speed Subaru-gears transmission

The newly completed Retro RV also come packed with a swing out BBQ area complete with twin beer taps

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Fire bosses have issued a warning after a viral

Fire bosses have issued a warning after a viral trend of building DIY heaters from tealights and kombi Servisi pots was blamed for causing a devastating flat fire.

The money-saving ‘hack’ which involves using tea lights to heat up terracotta plant pots has been sweeping social media as people look for kombi Servisi cheaper ways to heat homes.

But fire chiefs have now blasted the ‘dangerous’ trend after 50 people were evacuated from a blaze in Derby on November 30, while .

Three fire crews were called to attend the recent fire at 7. If you adored this write-up and you would like to receive more details relating to kombi Servisi kindly see our page. 25pm to the fourth floor property while the owner was out.

The money-saving ‘hack’ which involves using tea lights to heat up terracotta plant pots has been sweeping social media as people look for cheaper ways to heat homes

But fire chiefs have now blasted the ‘dangerous’ trend after 50 people were evacuated from a blaze in Derby on November 30. Station manager Barclay Masterson, of Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service, said: ‘On this occasion, the heat released from the base of the tea lights was enough to weaken the terracotta plates they were placed on, kombi Servisi causing the homemade device to collapse and the melted wax to ignite’

An investigation has found the fire was caused by the failure of a makeshift heater, kombi Servisi which used tea lights to heat up terracotta pots.

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This £59 steam cleaner 'can clean ALL the house, not just floors'

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Heating up in 20 seconds, the corded device runs for 15 minutes, killing 99.9 per cent of harmful bacteria in the process.

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