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45 and holding :D My bus is a toy boy at a mere 38 8) I did have a lovely rag top beetle the same age as me, but I sacrificed him to the god of winter warmth and a bit left over to do up the bus :( I think I might be a little unfashionable anywhere else than here, as I much prefer my...

That I had saved a little more and bought a van that was more complete - not only is mine a project, it didn't even have an interior that I could 'make do' with. Having said that, it's been a 'project' for the last 4 years and I've been driving it daily - so I haven't done too badly out of it!

Ooooh! I'd like one for my new garage, but I don't 'do' paypal :( Can I just send you a counter cheque, or hard cash? If this is ok, would you pm me and let me know where to send the readies? Ta. :)

I live in South East London and I have just stumped up £75 per month for a single garage, paid quarterly in advance - so it sound like a very good deal to me! I am fairly pleased with mine, it is narrow(ish) but long and easily tall enough to get the pop top bus in, it is in a private gated...

I often just sit in my van at lunchtime, even just in the office carpark! In the winter I've been known to stick the heater on half an hour beforehand and have a little snoozette! My van has great karma, always cheers me up :)

Shane r - 1971 US Westfalia easy - 1970 UK Custom (used to be a microbus) Clem - 1968 US Westfalia DancingBay - 1968 Microbus in the Australian Army Johnnyâ„¢ - 1971 Devon Moonraker fig - 1969 SO67R Westfalia maddog - 1970 UK Dormobile Justin & Mutley - 1972 Crossover Devon (unknown...

Hello - Late as always! :roll: I will know some of you from VZI/JK :wink: I have a 71 rolling project that started out as a Danbury, but had no interior to speak of when I got it (except for a rolled up carpet that stunk of dog wee! :shock: Mind you, it has been a rolling project for 5 years...