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I don't remember saying you couldn't collect, I would of been ok with collection, infact I would of preferred it!

I didn't sell them to 2 people at once. eelke sent me a deposit of £100(as a gift) on 4th jan asking if I could wait abit for the remaining £250. this was paid a month latter on 2nd feb (as a gift again), as eelke lives outside the uk I was having trouble finding a good price for international...

Still for sale. Theses are the flipped ball joint ones, not welded ones.

Leicester

Will fit any year bay but the spindles are for front drums, don't have mounting for calipers. Think you can get adapter for the fitment of calipers.

£350 delivered

£370 delivered

The best item you could buy for your bay, get your offers in!

Still for sale, great Xmas present. £380 delivered

Price drop, £380 delivered.

For sale are a set of dropped spindles 68-70. We're fitted to my bay but removed when I sold the van. In great condition. £350 delivered

i am considering selling my 69 panel project as i dont think i will have time to get it done. No engine, has gearbox. i have the v5. the usual bottom 6 inch needs replacing. the drivers arch has been done already. the gutter has gone in the corner on one side. the floor has a number of rot holes...

I had the same problem a few years ago. I removed hubs so just trailing arms fitted. Removed adjuster and left grub screw in with nuts fitted then heated the beam were the adjusters are and used mole grips on the grub screw nuts. Heated until adjusters moved.

I've been having this problem over the cold months in my beetle. It's the starter "sticking". I have had to get someone to turn the key as I hit the starter with a spanner from under the car. Get the starter reconditioned, I have one waiting to be fitted so I best fit it!

I would say the back is down a spline already and the front is lowered too. Raise a spline or remove the horse shoes if too low. I've horseshoes and one outer spline drop on the back and that's how mine sits. Sittin nice in the before pic, what made you want to lower it more?

You Should always prime bare metal, I use etch primer then non porous redoxide before any filler work. Ive used this method for 10 years and all my repairs are still holding strong.

Looks great, hope my panel ends up that straight! Any pics of the rear?

Count me in

I've got body cuts for the window panels, all bar opposite sliding door too. I will have to use sheet steel but I will make some supports on the back to reduce flex as per the original back panels. The first job is the roof then the windows, will look like a panel van again then.

Yes, about right, I need to get n with my own van. I am getting pocket money to add to my resto fund for doing the work tho. I've also built a 1600 engine for my mates splitty to replace his 1776 before he sold it!. :lol: