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Now sat on 4 wheels, ready to be towed on to a flatbed and taken away is my 72' crossover bay. Unfortunately I don't have the time and commitment to finish this project. Ideally buyer must have access to a decent sized van to take the engine, Gearbox, and numerous parts new and old. Engine is a...

Due to family circumstances, and lack of commitment I am looking to move on my 72' crossover project. Unfortunately it's in a bit of a poorly state at the min, but this camper can be saved in the right hands. It is currently on axle stands, but the front beam area I have refurbed, so I could...

I have for sale the following interior (not sure what the style is called). All units are there and in reasonable nick, however will need a bit of TLC, a few handles etc. Bed frame included but cushions are naff. Door cards have got wet and could do with recovering. Collection only from...

I have for sale the following interior (not sure what the style is called). All units are there and in reasonable nick, however will need a bit of TLC, a few handles etc. Bed frame included but cushions are naff. Door cards have got wet and could do with recovering. Collection only from...

Due to family circumstances, I'm considering moving on my project to someone that has plenty of time and patience to get it on the road. I have done some structural repairs and painting under the front, including overhauling the front beam. However there's still a lot to do. Half of the back...

Floor cut wanted for my 72 bay. Full width, to fit under rear bench. Thanks

Wanted: Rust free ribbed floor cut. Have found the ribbed floor repair panel online, but I'm sure I read somewhere that it's not the same corrugation as the oem floor. Is this correct? And if so I'm looking for a floor cut, if anyone is breaking a Bay window.

Is it possible to get repair panels for the rear arches for the inside of the bus? Or will I need to either fabricate something/ purchase a complete rear wheel tub? It's a 72' crossover bay Thanks

Need some new calliper to hub bolts for my 72 bay. Not sure what I did with the old ones so I'm wondering what size they are? I'm thinking M12 fine (1.25?) but not too sure, and about 25mm long?

Hello chaps I have recently removed, patched up and refurbed my front axle. I have now bolted it back on the van and assembled the spindles. However I can't get my head around how the brake servo links back up and also the steering arm etc. To save me faffing about for ages could someone please...