While the van looks retro, it has been modified to include a few mod cons including opening hatch roof, fold-out countertops and a built-in generator capable of providing 5,300 watts of power; much-needed when a DJ is in the house – or van – spinning your favourite tunes.

“Let your imagination run wild,” says Karen Hui, a vintage car lover who came across The Kombi while travelling two years ago. “From a DJ bus, lighting installation, wedding altar, your very own food truck, a cocktail bar or even a candy wonderland for the little ones … the possibilities are endless.”

Prices vary depending on whether you want it static or mobile, and the cost goes up if you need custom fixtures (they can fit out the interior to suit a range of uses). Production, light and sound equipment is also available for rent. For more details, visit kombi.hk