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Sorry for not getting back sooner, i live in Ipswich, Suffolk ; would you pay for postage, i would want 25 for the sink not including postage. Tommy

Hi Up for grabs is parts of the original Danbury conversion from my '71 van: 1x buddy seat on a sliding base (sliding mechanism supplied) with original cooker and grill (untested) incorporated in the buddy seat, with back rest and two piece foam cushions covered in a dark blue floral pattern...

What about re sale? Is the bus worth more with the original interior than a modern and spacious interior? Defo going to keep the Danbury Interior and rescue it from the allotment shed even if don't put it back in!

Hi I scanned my 1971 Danbury interior plan here : http://barbarathevwbus.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/ancient-bus-manuscripts.html Doesnt have dimensions however I am actually thinking of ditching my old interior Danbury for the respray but will definitely keep it! I wrote about my dilema in...

My '71 Danbury early bay is now undergoing major structural work in preparation for respray, and the original very tired and battered Danbury interior has been ripped out and is now in the allotment shed quietly rotting away and growing mushrooms. Do i do the 'sensitive' approach and stick with...

Can i just check you still have stock before i set up the payment? Also just got a pair of 'ratlook' overriders. The rubber is all cracked or missing and has a metal plate backing to the centre rubber piece that srews into the overrider. How do these one fit? Do you glue them on? cheers! Tommy

My 71' Danbury and ultra close up shots of rust, filler and peeling paint in a what i would call the equivalent of VW granny porn. These were shot on my Windows 7 camera phone and then photoshoped

Me too! I need a pair of servicable early bay cab doors, anybody know of any reliable suppliers with doors between £150-£200?

I put my new/modern strereo in an amo box slung under the dash on driver side (only the driver can control the music!) and left my old vintage tape/cass in the front.

Really look forward to seeing your progress, your making more than me in my '71 Danbury! Look fwd to more pics

Cleaned of the paint from my 40 year old emblem ready for paint, it looked so gnarly it inspired these photo's. More photo's here : http://barbarathevwbus.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/view-from-under-bus.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Wow really impressed, hope mine turns out half as good

Have posted an illinformed (im a newbie, forgive me) blog about why an early bay is the best choice of a camper/bus : comments welcome, especially on the blog http://barbarathevwbus.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/highlights-of-low-light.html

Sorry for not posting sooner, got a bumper from Simon in Southend, very happy with it, blog about it here : http://barbarathevwbus.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/pull-up-to-my-bumper-baby.html

Thanks guys, in regard to the year i am now a bit confused after having my M-Plate decoded, it says its planned production date was May 1972, however it was first registered in 1971.

As a fellow newbie i really enjoyed this post, particuarly liked the observation about the headlamp buttons, good to know its not just me only realise that one of them is for the interior light, on discovering this i realised why they were not working (but not before buying a new bulb/tube) My...

I am on a budget and just need to 'fill a hole' for now with a RHD Sliding door that will get me through an MOT somthing below the £250. Cheers Tommy

Thanks Doug that's really helpful, will credit you of course

Great thread for a newbie Danbury owner, read the story of my '71 RHD Danbury here : http://barbarathevwbus.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/ancient-bus-manuscripts.html Ive scanned in all the original documents from Danbury when i got the bus which might be useful and they are part of the blog. Also...

Doug. Just noticed the Danbury badges in your pick, cant find mine, you dnt know where i could track some down?