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Pictures tell a better story, I love my Bus but man does it keep me busy!! That is the point of me owning it though. :lol:

It wasn't always like that Its had the bottom back 6 inchs, new passengers door and rebuild kit, Saab seats, welding on inner arches and new carpet around back seats and floor. (still have all the old deluxe inner panels, front seats and middle seats). Replacement gearbox, wheels powder coated...

Its £40 a wheel which gets you a blast clean, zinc rich primer, which is baked, coloured, which is also baked and then lacquered (clear gloss coat) and baked again. Quite time consuming in my opinion so worth the money!! ;)

MORE BEER!!! 8)

Took some wheels to be powder coated today, my uncle does it. While I was there I asked about chrome powder, I was told that although it looks good on small pieces like wire (fences etc) it doesn't have that good effect on large flat areas, the finish isn't very good. I suppose it will depend...

Well spotted. I was gonna go with Waxy considering the amount of waxoyl I covered it in, not all of it ending up on the bottom!! A friend mentioned Waxer and where it came from, (I've also seen the film several times but don't have his sort of memory) and I thought it would be better. 8)

Oops I've just found the "I'm new" thread but I've already posted in general, sorry. Well, I'm new. Hi Phil (Waxer is my bay)

I have another rust free front door to go on it and I want to change the tailgate and sliding door. The front cross member needs doing and it needs a coat of paint and the bottom of the back 2 side windows. Other than that its staying as it is. Just gonna use it. :D I've had a few running...

Hi everyone. I've had my bay for nearly two years, done plenty to it to keep it running, my main goal is to reduce the rust to paint ratio. I'm a member of my local club and use a few forums for gathering info but thought I should join this one and say Hi seeing as I just qualify for entry. :D...