K@rlos
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- Joined
- Sep 8, 2008
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- Location
- Woodbridge, Suffolk
- Year of Your Van(s)
- 1970
- Van Type
- Westfalia pop-top
With a little bit of tlc it will be a cracker 8)
Cheers G,Graham L said:Looks good Simon, apart from the nice bits of rust, (Whoever thinks all SA and US buses do not rust needs to think again), hope you don't find too much more when you start digging.
I see the westy bed is an early one as well which goes with the rest of the interiors age,
If you need any gutter cuts etc let me know as I may be able to get hold of some roof cuts for you that are already in the UK,
faux said:Glad to see it home, always a relief to have it on the drive.
Are the pop top hinges damaged if so I have repaired a few if you need a hand.
Also I have a proper walkthrough that could be cut if needed, free if you come and get it.
To be honest the bus was 1st imported in 1974 so its a UK bus in all but nationality.Graham L said:Whoever thinks all SA and US buses do not rust needs to think again
If you could mate, i'm not a huge fan of the sink unit but from a few threads it does appear to be correct for the year.clyde said:It didnt have the sink unit when i got it and it dosent look right for the year of bus. Ill dig out some photos for you.
Have played with the timing non stop, luckily i have a timing gun with an advance dial so i can check and set it to whatever, the carb is icing but i have a South African Air cleaner and an aftermarket exhaust so no hot air feed (might look at getting a oil bath filter and swapping it out)aogrady said:Hi!
You mention about the poor running, and the carb icing - do you think the pre heat pipes may be blocked, this would cause the carb icing? Have you had a play with the timing?
Cheers!
Akustair
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