i'll keep you posted on the build.
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Common Room / Re: Van ready to go
March 12, 2015, 12:13:54 AM
If you buy in the UK then you will get RHD. However most of Europe drive on the wrong side of the road. At least the gear stick will be in the right place.
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Common Room / Re: Hello folks!
March 12, 2015, 12:08:45 AM
Hi Sara.
Welcome.
I too am just starting my conversion. I have a mk6 Jumbo transit.
Maybe we can compare notes.
Welcome.
I too am just starting my conversion. I have a mk6 Jumbo transit.
Maybe we can compare notes.
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Common Room / Re: Newbie
March 12, 2015, 12:03:21 AM
I've decided to strip it out and start again. It also means I can hide the wiring and pipe work ect. Thanks for the warm welcome.
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Common Room / Re: Newbie
March 06, 2015, 07:34:22 PM
Hi ya. Yeah I towed a car into the scrap yard on an A frame The van with 2people went in at 4260kg & came out again at 3140kg. Deduct 2 people & the A frame we're at about 3 tonne. The van is panelled out, has a sky light & 3 roof lights.
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Common Room / Newbie
March 06, 2015, 01:00:28 AM
Hi Everyone, Thank you for accepting me into the fold.
I have just bought a Mk6 jumbo transit & an old 5 birth luxury caravan as a doner for my conversion.
This is a 1st attempt for me. I'll keep you all updated. Any tips on keeping the weight down as its almost 3 tonne and i haven't got anything in it yet?
Cheers Jeff
I have just bought a Mk6 jumbo transit & an old 5 birth luxury caravan as a doner for my conversion.
This is a 1st attempt for me. I'll keep you all updated. Any tips on keeping the weight down as its almost 3 tonne and i haven't got anything in it yet?
Cheers Jeff
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