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Best job with the fuel hoses, like it. Justbhow good wa the weather last weekend - amazing
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Yes they look a lot tidier. Was a really hot weekend [emoji41]Bluesnailman said:
Lovely week in Norfolk in the Wells area.
Had to use the heater in the evenings on a couple of days, autumn has definitely arrived [emoji12]
Overnight stop on way down, near Lincoln.
At the campsite next to the salt marshes.
Tide out
Tide in
Walking to Wells
Blakeney
Walsingham
Had to use the heater in the evenings on a couple of days, autumn has definitely arrived [emoji12]
Overnight stop on way down, near Lincoln.
At the campsite next to the salt marshes.
Tide out
Tide in
Walking to Wells
Blakeney
Walsingham
gninnam said:
Thanks Andy yes we did. Haven’t been to this part of Britain for about 26 years or so.
Great to see you are still working on yours. [emoji106]
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Rolling road done [emoji736][emoji41]
Thanks for the recommendation Abel![emoji106] Adrian at the garage really knows what he is doing and the engine never ran sweeter!
Stopped off at the Lakes on Thursday as it was such nice weather. Went for a walk on Friday. The engine is running a lot better now with no hesitation. I have also since removed the Malpassi pressure regulator after Abel and Adrians suggestion as the adapted fuel pump push rod is providing the correct pressure for the ICT carbs.
I walked the Fairfield Horseshoe
Thanks for the recommendation Abel![emoji106] Adrian at the garage really knows what he is doing and the engine never ran sweeter!
Stopped off at the Lakes on Thursday as it was such nice weather. Went for a walk on Friday. The engine is running a lot better now with no hesitation. I have also since removed the Malpassi pressure regulator after Abel and Adrians suggestion as the adapted fuel pump push rod is providing the correct pressure for the ICT carbs.
I walked the Fairfield Horseshoe
So pleased to install my Powdercoated pedal pan. So clean. [emoji41]
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That's awesome, I've got one to install too.
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Thanks yes it looks lovely doesn’t it.fallingoffalot said:
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Well since I’ve got a bit of time to work on the bus.
Painted the horn to match the pedal pan [emoji851]
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Painted the horn to match the pedal pan [emoji851]
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That looks superb Mike [emoji106]
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Thanks Matt [emoji3]
New steering wheel cover. Fancied a change.
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New steering wheel cover. Fancied a change.
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[emoji23] yes Andy it is. No one will even see it, but I know.
I used Tapatalk to put these pics on and I have no idea why they are in that order !
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the wheel cover looks good, what make/supplier? Been thinking of same due to cracks in the rim. I've filled them with modelling clay, but it really needs a coat of paint or a cover to make it 'proper'
Sorry for late reply. This is the link for the cover:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FOR-VW-T2-BAY-WINDOW-REAL-BLACK-ITALIAN-LEATHER-STEERING-WHEEL-COVER-TOP-QUALITY/261196120023?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FOR-VW-T2-BAY-WINDOW-REAL-BLACK-ITALIAN-LEATHER-STEERING-WHEEL-COVER-TOP-QUALITY/261196120023?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Graphite spray in the locks, white grease the striker plates and door stays.
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Been to Aldi today for the weekends shopping. Good excuse to give the bus a run. [emoji6]
Also tidied up (as in I moved) some wiring in the engine bay.
I removed the saggy tar boards. What do others use as a non saggy alternative?
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Also tidied up (as in I moved) some wiring in the engine bay.
I removed the saggy tar boards. What do others use as a non saggy alternative?
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I bought a length of board from B & Q that you use to go in front of a radiator in your house.
It's nearly the same just the holes are a little tighter together. Sprayed it black.
https://www.diy.com/departments/cambridge-large-white-traditional-radiator-cover/153462_BQ.prd
This is the sort of thing I used and some new fibreglass insulation between.
Hope the idea helps. Bus is looking good.
J & P
It's nearly the same just the holes are a little tighter together. Sprayed it black.
https://www.diy.com/departments/cambridge-large-white-traditional-radiator-cover/153462_BQ.prd
This is the sort of thing I used and some new fibreglass insulation between.
Hope the idea helps. Bus is looking good.
J & P
