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drove 300 miles and averaged 18.9 mpg due to start stop traffic all tyhe way and lots of rain all the way booooo
 
68_early_bay said:
lobie said:
drove back from Scarborough after a few days away and to test my new retractable awning that I picked up of ebay for £130

see what you thing

awning out



awning in



how is it attached to your bus lobie? any close up pics? :D


it fits in the gutter and clamps on like a roof rack I'll get some close up shots later
 
Did the tracking with the "string method".
2 bits of ply under one of the wheels was a great tip from ozziedog.
Toe-in was 21mm :shock: , now 2mm
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68_early_bay said:
lobie said:
68_early_bay said:
how is it attached to your bus lobie? any close up pics? :D


it fits in the gutter and clamps on like a roof rack I'll get some close up shots later


cheers :mrgreen:

here's some pics of the bracket the top one sits right down in the gutter and the one below bolts up keeping it fixed in position its absolutely solid when fixed





this company do a similar sort of thing

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-5-x-2-5m-Land-Rover-VW-4x4-Campervan-Caravan-Pull-Out-Awning-Sun-Shade-/201121809063?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Other_Vehicle_Parts_Accessories_ET&hash=item2ed3cb42a7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

they were a the camper and bus show a few weeks back very good quality as well
 
Well I fitted my 2 1/2" wagenswest dropped spindles and dropped it 1 spline on one side of the rear. I'll sort the other side on Monday. :msn4:
 
After being a front runner for the Ice Bucket Challenge but using rain water and my sunroof cavity, I spent most of Sunday with various bits of welding wire, 7amp cable, 35amp cable and a bottle of bleach unblocking my sunroof drain holes.

All are now clear and after reading a previous post on here got some new rubber hose to fit as the old stuff had hardened. Picking up a new felt seal at Busfest and bought the cables years ago, so hopefully have a correctly working sunroof rather than my manual version for next year
 
Drove my bus yesterday for the first time in a month. It feels so gooood to be back on the road :D
 
Well it's been a long time coming, just over 12months! But the van has finally come home!! Just down to me to put it back together now....

Leaving it's home for the last year.
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Getting a helping hand on its journey home..
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And finally back where it belongs..
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I.m going to take mine to work tomorrow, see if all the nasty graunching noises have gone after smashing the beam into a speed bump!! Its not even that low!
 
I learned something new today. Thanks to a Samba member I can now put my bed back into the sitting position with no problem at all. Been struggling with it all this time.

Here is the link to his post.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?p=7362589#7362589" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 

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