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Very Impressive renovation... What tool/technique was used to make the fake seam at rear....?

so - in case case it helps anyone - this is what a scam looks like... From seller "Due to my location and since view or pick up is not an option I will agree for a 7 days of full inspection period ( after the date you receive the car ). This means that you have 7 days to inspect the car for...

Is this too cheap ? Looks a nice car for 5k http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/182480728340?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Are you open for an offer on the indicator seals, engine lid hinge seals, and wheel rivet tool and rivets....?

We're struggling to find an old fashioned family campsite in Pembrokeshire. No problem finding "Holiday Parks", and "Yurt/Glamping sites" - but struggling to find an "ordinary" campsite with basic facilities..... Can anyone recommend one - ideally near Manorbier/Tenby....?

I replaced mine (1968) without taking engine/GB out. I am no mechanic and have no special tools (or skills) and did it on garage floor It was a while ago and I forget details, but jist of it was undoing nuts/bolts at gearstick end, undoing universal joint at GB. The rod between these two...

PM re: heat exchangers

....they have to cancel your (old) insurance if you've sold the bus. There was a scam a few years back where crooks would buy a car - insure it with multiple companies, crash the car, and make multiple claims for same damage... Clever crime - no one to complain or make a fuss - but they got...

oddly you'll find Westie owners prefering Westies and Dormobile owners preferring Dormies.... You're best off going to a show and looking at buses and talking to owners... Being a Dormie owner I'd say the benefits of a Dormobile are glass windows in roof, making lighter interior, and having a...

This is off topic, but sort of related. A mate of mine fitted to his house a fan that gently pumps air from loft into house. This has result of no condensation at all on inside of windows. Works by having a slight positive pressure inside, so no draughts enter house to bring in cold/damp air...

If you want to get to the rear brakes you need to remove the wheel nuts and wheels - which should be OK with a normal socket set. The problem may be removing the big castellated nut on the axle which you will probably need to remove as well, depending on age of bus These are on very tight...

We have a "save my bug" sensor, takes 30 seconds to fit, with no cutting or fitting new wires etc. It's only ever activated a couple of times when driving up mountains in second gear in Spain and it worked a treat For the price and ease to fit it's an excellent bit of kit.

gaffer tape & WD40 If it moves and shouldn't = gaffer tape If it doesn't move but should = WD40

Can I have second dibs....

...also consider depending on power you may not be able to run from normal 13 Amp socket, might need to get a separate high current feed from fusebox (like an electric cooker has...)

Simshaz, Did you keep the old unrepairable one. I am looking for one as a model to see if it is possible to make the small "circuit board" that the acts as the base contact, that seems to be the bit that wears out. My switch is is on the way out, but still works so don't want to experiment...

Not this one is it...? https://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/t2-bay-crossover-restoration-project-panels-provided/1189528111" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Did you buy a new repro one - would be interested to hear how you get on with it.....

Brad - do you often regret your nipples...?

That's probably the best idea - the seat doesn't actually rest directly against the bulkhead, it rests against the oven frame then the bulkhead. So even with the bulkhead you would have to "fill" the gap between seat and bulkhead - or install oven....(OG Dormobile passenger seat would have...