Recent content by kee

I agree! I will never understand those people crying about going to the dentist, have they ever done the MOT? :lol: Nice bus by the way!

If all this is true, and it's a good guess that it is, it's almost unbelieveable! I'm quite impressed by the amount of work, the amount of time spent, and your fearless driving force to overcome any unforseen obstacles! Allthough you claim to be a beginner, you must have had seen how it's done...

You're building yourselfe an early bay empire man! I'd love to see detailed pics of the new 68!

I just love this thread! Som much effort into a van that needs to be looked over in almost every place. And as a bus owner and a student I understand your time troubles (allthough I'm not shure of the exact time requirement for your studies). Then I guess you haven't seen this: The bus...

Of course they're different. A 72 has the new engine compartment with the non-removable rear valance, so therefor the tow bar, and rear bumper mounts are different from the older ones. Allthough I've seen some different styles of the older mount, they don't just differ from towbar non-towbar but...

SLOWLY? If a project takes years to finish I wouldn't raise my eyebrows, I'd even expect that amount of time. You're really working in some pace man! Great job and I'm looking forward to more updates!

That bus is just as cool as a bay possibly could be! Blue, logoed, YM 68, double door, and some of the greatest patina ever seen! So how rusty is it underneath?

I agree! That's just bullshit seller crap! But anyhow, which entusiast is really going to take such a "car dealer" for real? I mean come on! This hobby is about building nice rides and meeting great people, not to earn as much as possible! It must be as worthless driving a LHD in UK as a RHD...

Wooooow! That's just wonderful! Has it been sitting in a swamp upside down or what? Thinking of the roof gutter and headliner condition. According to that sign its an MPV! So now we know what our buses are, when you say, "I can't drive I'm taking the bus!" and peolpe say "bus?" looking at you as...

Oh that's the Finnish "spare-van"! Great story I love it. Just reconsider, the car dealer give you two cars for the same price as one and you buy them both and keep one as a spare. Incredible!

It's not bad owning a 68, I for one, am a bit jelaous, but as long as it's wide-five I'm pleased. Allthough the pick up is the oldest known you guys might want to compete who's owning the oldest RHD bus! Go for it!

I'd also love to see that pickup in it's original colour! Just as a notice for the others, while lasslo is the guy raising his fist, I'm the one who's driving. That was some moments, the best thing is that you have a dozen of vw loving people (the carried crew in the back) thanking you for...

Thanks for the replies. I'm going to return the wrong sender unit, and I'm not shure whether I'll get a new one since it's not aviable in Sweden as far as I'm concerned (I'll do some more investigation). Allthough my repair manual suggests that a new one is bought, I am curious of trying to...

Hi, I ordered a fuel tank sender unit from a company for my 69 westy. The problem is that the unit I got was of the late bay style. When mentioning this to the company they answered that they didn't have the one for the early bay. My question is, before returning the sender unit, what is the...

I remember having contact with someone, but as far as I remember that guy drove a fasty or something like that. It might just be my memory failing me. The westy isn't on the road yet. Got some parts today that I've been waiting months for to come (sadly the wrong fuel tank sending unit). So...