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Interior looks like a Holdsworth Villa, especially the cooker/sink. Handles on cupboardsare slightly different, maybe another era or swapped?

Mocki you speak sense as usual. but have you seen where he lives? could be a hard frost at this time of year

home base and b&q do colourmatch as well, may be cheaper than a motor factor.

polarity checker for your 240 hook up and a French to UK adapter is needed on some sites for your hook up.

PM Squire, he was after some don't know how he got on though

Are they springs or more like thin, long shock absorbers, bigger versions of what hold your tailgate up, if so there is a thread on here somewhere where people have been getting them a lot cheaper, use the search facility at the top of the page, think they are called gas strutts (maybe)

The more you pay the more amps you get, and the higer watts equipment you can use, or maybe use thetoaster and the kettle at the same time, all they do is put a bigger fuse in the supply box eg 6 amp or 10 amp, people have been known to have their own 10 amp fuse but only pay for 6. :wink: but to be...

Thats fantastic! nice to see someone having a go at something different. I agree with Dave and the single burners, could they be fitted in a stainless bowl, mirroriong the sink? I know you can get single burners and there are loads of stainless bowls with flat bottoms ( like dog bowls) of various si...

Well done, looks like you've had a busy time of it. At least the end is in sight and summers on the way (allegedly)

Cheers Grun, explained in a way that even I could understand, often wondered what some of the terms like ET meant.

http://wiki.club8090.co.uk/index.php/Pe ... ifferences not that much written, but it looks like both engines were used in the T25, most likely more in the wicki

Hi, if you look in the wicki at the top of the page, then in the Aircooled petrol section it might be a help. there is stuff there on engine removal etc, good luck!

I think Steve from Gasure, (who is on 80-90 and highly recomended, you will find a link to his site in alternative fuels),fits the propex heaters, they are very good but not cheap( the heaters, not Steve )

Torpoint ferry runs all night, there are 3 of them at peak periods reducing during the night when its quiet, there is a web site. Somewhere flat and with toilets is what you need by the sound of it, and the ferry port is secure and has both.

I would agree with whats already been said, get Them fro m GSF and save a few bob, also if its your first service since having the van get a new dizzy cap and spark plugs + leads as this can make a big difference, if theyhave not been changed for a while you can notice the difference especially in w...