1. Historical Overview & Production Profile
Celebrated in the 1960s and 70s as one of the finest luxury marques, Safari tourers were renowned for rich interior woodwork and heavy, stable towing qualities.
| Manufacturer Name | Safari Caravans |
|---|---|
| CRiS Manufacturer Code | SA (VIN Digits 8-9) |
| Operational Years | 1946 – 1982 |
| Current Trade Status | Defunct (1946–1982) |
| Factory Headquarters | Stroud, Gloucestershire |
| Iconic Model Ranges | 12-2, 17-4, 15-2, GL, Continental |
2. Body Shell Engineering & Construction Methods
High-grade mahogany interior cabinetry, heavy timber framework, and distinctive rounded profile.
3. Salvage, Breaker & Parts Replacement Guidance
Scotia Workshop Insight:
Classic restoration parts, window rubbers, and period interior fittings.
Classic restoration parts, window rubbers, and period interior fittings.
4. Verified Technical Specification Sheets (0 Models in Registry)
Select any verified Safari Caravans model below to view factory chassis PCDs, cold tyre pressures, fridge codes, and window cutout apertures:
Factory technical sheets for this marque are catalogued upon request.
Need Spares or Dismantling Parts for a Safari Caravans?
Scotia Caravan & Motorhome Salvage breaks Safari Caravans models regularly at our licensed facility in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire.