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I went with Gene Berg. Bloody love it.

Thank you both. More pictures to follow.

More updates, nearly finished! Paint! Bumpers! Dash! Heated windscreen now installed. Final touches left including bumper paint, reassembly and then she's back with me for the interior.

Prepped for paint!

Progress on the windscreen surround. Initially thought I'd need a knew bulge panel but the guys at Midland Paintwerks were able to make their own panel.

Then to tackle the non-original, rusty-as-hell, looks-like-crap side. As you can see in the following pictures, the rust has been etched into the panel. I'm not sure what happened with the respray but I don't think it could have gone any worse. Before During After And the rest...

Good point about locations, I'll get them on. Plenty of wax on order for the future! Keep the water at bay!

At Midland Paintwerks for a refresh.

Thanks :)

71 is same as mine. Not a crossover but VW started changing the design of the early. Flared rear arches, front disc brakes, narrow 5 wheels etc.

Not sure if the 69 is any different to the 71 Westy but it should have all the things you mention plus the overhead 'headbanger' locker.

Took my travel buddy away for the weekend. Couple of days in the Lakes then quick trip down to Staffordshire. Interrupted by a blow out on the M6 and a mad dash to find a replacement tyre.

Well it has certainly been a while. After I came back from my large road trip I had to get a job and get used to normality. I try and use the bus most weekends even if it's just a short trip to the Peak/Lake District. Various images from the trip onwards. I've been...

I realise I didn't finish updating on the build section of the interior. Here it is complete.

So happy it's back!

200mm I believe. Costs me £6 to fill up and lasted my entire 6 month trip.

Underslung! That's what I did.

Waeco CR50 Fridge. 12V in the dash. Interior Lights. Propex. Zig Unit. Topped up by solar panel.

Still one of my favourites this bus!