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Cleaned my engine bay up with cheap baby wipes and elbow grease: then fitted my new build 1776cc with twin 34ICT's and Vintage Speed: hopefully get it running tomorrow

Two daft questions: I couldn't find an option for child tickets, they're free entry, so will they get wrist bands on the day? Cant remember how it worked last year. and the big one I have only just got my engine back from the rebuild, and still waiting on my gearbox. What happens if my bus...

Its a left hooker so need to worry about road position it will come naturally. We did Euro Disney in ours a few years back, stayed at a lovely campsite near there called LES ETANGS FLEURIS - Touquin, middle of nowhere but great site and lovely countryside. 2nd week we drove across to the...

I should have one for sale soon as i'm switching to twin 34 ICT's. Bought it a couple of years back to replace my 31PICT and had it rebuilt/cleaned up by my local Air Cooled garage. Would be looking to get back what I paid for it £75 Will also have the manifold for a twin port, and original...

Is it a tin top? Old Land Rovers used to have a second roof about an inch or two above the genuine roof held up on spacers. This was used in hot countries as the false roof absorbs all the heat and doesn't pass it on to the interior of the car.

We did Gower/Mumbles a few year back, would recommend it to anyone. Just as nice as cornwall for the views/people etc. But as always a lot of a holiday in the UK is what you make of it yourself.

I like it, mind you have a soft spot for single/double cabs. I'd leave I as is body wise, but swap the mechanics as suggested. Watching a single can on the Samba, got no money to buy it but keep looking just in case it becomes free to a good home :lol...

Just booked ours, missed out on CamperJam this year due to a family wedding so Busfest is a must. Hopefully this year we wont lose our 6 year old son, kind of put us on the back foot for the rest of the weekend last year. Will be the first real run out with my newly built 1641 and freeway...

I ended up ringing them after sending an email, super helpful and very helpful when asking questions, great service.

I'll take the CSP sump plate please, will PM for details

thank you for your help and the pic :D

maybe lay off the Weetabix :D

Not sure if its what you mean but I have just ordered this http://www.coolairvw.co.uk/Item/Shop_by_Vehicle~Baywindow_Products~Baywindow_Engine_Products~Baywindow_1600cc_Engine_Products~1600cc_Air_Cooling_System~Tinware~Twin_Port/AC119543C/T1_Tin_Over_Exhaust_Plain_-OB-Black-CB-.html"...

I had a hand written note inside with some long numbers next to jetting information, googled it and its the parts numbers of what I ordered. I did take one carb apart to check and found the Main, Idle and Air correction but struggled to find the emulsion thingy :oops: If my eyes were working...

Thanks for the pointers chaps, I went for the twin 34'd in the end and had them jetted before delivery. After going through the threads I went for the following: Idle 55 Mains 150 Emulsion F6 Air Corrector 165 Waiting on a few other bits before I can get the engine build completed, all goes...

Its the older version but I had one of these on my car: http://www.pendle-bike.co.uk/shopping/ws-rack.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; the arms/wheel slots are held on by an bolt and the main spine connects to the ball with a big pin. The connector has to stay on the ball but...

Very Nice and loving the wheels, modern but still look right on the bus, what are they?

I found this on another forum, if wiring like this does it still need to have the solenoid? Never heard of an inertia switch but had a quick swizz on ebay. I'm assuming they have some kind of mechanism inside like an airbag trigger that breaks a contact when it senses an impact and stops the...

Does this still work? Need to get a few bits, emailed last Thursday but had no response as yet. Just wondered as need to get the parts ready for my engine rebuild cheers Karl

You can get yellow film cheap off eBay, just sticks on