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Hi Ade, it's actually Ed, not Kath. Do you really think that Kath would even consider lifting the roof of her precious Addy? lol

Ah, so I see. That's quite a talent he has there. I am going to be lifting the top off next week to see just how bad things are. I will post pics as soon as I have them.

My Autosleeper restoration https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=93497&hilit=kevtherevagon" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Sir, I salute you. That's some work you've put in there. Bravo. Here's the first of, what I'm certain will be, many questions. Am I...

About 18 months ago we bought 'Addy', a 1984 1.9 watercooled petrol VW T25 - Autosleeper pop-top. At the time, Addy was just showing very slight superficial rust patches. However, recently we have discovered that there are some significant rust issues, which we need to address. There are many other ...

Ah, how sweet of you

I have enlisted a stronger pair of hands. Don't think 7.5 stone of me is really going to opening nuts and bolts that have been closed for 27 years If I get stuck, I shall return!

Thanks everyone x

Check the link from a posting from way back, instructions how to do, the way that worked for me, still ok to date, if you are worried about grazed knuckles, get some gloves like these http://www.screwfix.com/p/general-handling-builders-gloves/74540" onclick="window.open(this.href);return ...

Thank you!

Will let you know how I can along, if my knuckles are not too grazed. Am I likely to break a nail?

Thank you!! Going to have a go myself I think, can always call the garage if it goes Pete Tong!

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This the rubber?

Don't you just hate it when you start to hear clunking?! I wonder if I could have some assistance from you lovely people. Haven't had the van very long, and have never done anything mechanical (I'm a girl) However, after the clunking noise I climbed under the van and have found this. http://i49.phot...

That's exactly what we did. Someone told me about St Govan's chapel so we looked on Google earth, spotted the site, which was listed as Trefalen Farm. Couldn't believe how lucky we were just to find such a lovely site on the map with no recommendations. The site really is as basic as they come, but ...

Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to getting to know everyone

Hi, I'm Addi-camper and I've been lurking for ages. My lovely new owners have just taken me on my first camping holiday and what fun we had. We headed to Trefalen Farm campsite, near Bosherston in Pembrokeshire (if you search 'Bosherston, Pembs' on Google maps you'll see it marked just by the sea) w...