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Photobucket now updated with a fuller file of photos taken today, after a good clean and polish: http://s1245.photobucket.com/user/mangobay/library/The%20Mangobay" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; We will be taking the Bus to Busfest on Sat 10 Sept if not sold before then, as it...

DEPOSIT TAKEN, PROVISIONALLY SOLD The Mangobay for sale Here is a full file of photos, including close-ups, mostly recent, some taken on a recent trip to Jersey: http://s1245.photobucket.com/user/mangobay/library/The%20Mangobay" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Superb condition...

George no worries I can store it until then. Maybe you could pm and let me know your plans. Cheers

I have a two bow roof rack which I no longer want, and would be happy to just see someone else tart up and use if possible. Its a JK-style rack but it was obviously originally chromed, not powder coated. The slats are in good condition, all 4 clamps present and in good condition, but the chrome...

Hi Only a small thing but I am looking for the cap ends that fit onto both ends of the two air vents that stop on the edge of the bulkhead near the doors, for a 72 Crossover RHD. If you had those salvaged i'd be very interested too. Sorry to hear about the bus, cheers

My favourite bit: "She also needed at least 5 big burly garage men to move her, as her wheels barely worked, so they were completely rebuilt as well" anyone got any experience of rebuilding wheels? interesting concept...

Hi Nick, I'd echo what Johnny says really, I had a JK cap on my bus when we bought it and, while it kept the water out, it made the roof too heavy to stay popped. It also made one hell of a mess of the roof underneath when removed as well so I wouldn't recommend it as a stop gap. Good luck with...

Hi Nick, interior is a mixture of sources really: - units from Camper Shak in the Northwest, fitted really easily and very nice quality - upholstery from SJ Bowles in Dorset - curtains from VWCC ..thats about it really I think. cheers

Great work Clem, I am paid up cheers

Thanks everyone for your replies, really appreciate the comments. Looks like the badge is the way forward, my wife is delighted you have all taken her side.... to answer some of the questions, the pop-top was rebuilt by the excellent guys who did the resto for me - Autokampers in Clevedon...

After a long winter, he was worth the wait. Here are a few pictures of our 72 crossover bus, originally a Devon Moonraker with a history of at least 4 different paint jobs... We have gone for a custom interior with a fantastic quality restoration. Apart from a few design contributions I claim...

1 - Shane r - 1971 US Westfalia 2 - easy - 1970 UK Custom (used to be a microbus) 3 - Clem - 1968 US Westfalia 4 - DancingBay - 1968 Microbus in the Australian Army 5 - Johnnyâ„¢ - 1971 Devon Moonraker 6 - fig - 1969 SO67R Westfalia 7 - maddog - 1970 UK Dormobile 8 - Justin & Mutley -...