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Very nice 
What site have you been staying at?
What site have you been staying at?
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Valley of the Rocks outside Holyhead, next to Anglesey Outdoors, £12 a night incl hookup but loos/showers v tired and in need of updating/replacing. Can use the Paddlers Rest pub on AO site, good beer and food plus they also do breakfasts
Only just worked my way through this thread - a lot of work done, great efforts by all!
More importantly, great to see the bus still being used! Great thread
More importantly, great to see the bus still being used! Great thread
Back in Anglesey for a 3 day sea kayak festival, staying at Anglesey Outdoors nr Holyhead, snapped the sunrise this morning
And shelf is great for storing boxes of gear, just have to remember it’s there!
And shelf is great for storing boxes of gear, just have to remember it’s there!
It’s 12 years since I had my van restored and lately it’s been a bit porous around the windscreen, and here’s why
On holiday this summer, the headlight relay shorted, leaving them on full beam which drained the battery, now the power steering is temperamental thought to be due to the speed sensor getting damp…,,,,,,,,,,so I’ve dropped the van off with James to chop, weld new metal and touch up the screen surround. Will also put in new Schofield seal and laminated screen, pics when done
On holiday this summer, the headlight relay shorted, leaving them on full beam which drained the battery, now the power steering is temperamental thought to be due to the speed sensor getting damp…,,,,,,,,,,so I’ve dropped the van off with James to chop, weld new metal and touch up the screen surround. Will also put in new Schofield seal and laminated screen, pics when done
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When you get your new laminated screen in, you’ll be able to wear Polaroid sun glasses without going cross eyed.
Ozziedog,,,,,,,,, just don’t lookin the mirror
So James has worked his magic, cut out the top of the outer panel all the way across, did a small repair on the inner panel, grafted on new metal cut from a Schofield best front panel, painted it with beryl green to match and resprayed the dash top for good measure; new screen and rubber fitted by local windscreen fitters, oh and he serviced it and got a new MOT, good to go for another year
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That turned out very well.
Reassuring to see, its a worry i have for when the time comes to tackle the small blisters appearing at the base of ours, from a badly fitting windscreen seal letting water get trapped in.
Reassuring to see, its a worry i have for when the time comes to tackle the small blisters appearing at the base of ours, from a badly fitting windscreen seal letting water get trapped in.
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Lovely Job
Ditto. I'm currently looking to purchase, but everything I see in my budget, has some corrosion, and most of them have some around the windscreen, good to see it doesn't always need a new front panel.
How's the rest of the van holding up after 12 years?
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