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My new upholstery arrived today courtesy of comfortz leisure. Brilliant professional, speedy service and would definitely recommend.

It's sleep easy curtains. They did my curtains:

http://www.sleepeasycurtains.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Just booked mine in and was quoted £700 for the two front seats and all the back seating and up top all in material x two kinds plus all new foam they normally do house hold furniture and caravans but take on the odd camper as he say's they are easy to do, I will post some pics when it's completed....

As above but saves the hassle of importing.http://www.justkampers.com/vw-t25-parts/t25-seals-trims-accessories/exterior-trim-badges-grilles/cab-door-window-air-vent-pair-for-t25-1979-1992.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I have these. They are really good and permanentl...

I do and have used my tap/sink when it works!! I replaced the tap a while back as it wasn't working. It worked again for a while and now it isn't - any ideas if it uses a lot of/more power than the 12v lights (which are working)? They don't use very much power at all - about the same as a 12v flour...

I have the JK screens as does a friend of mine and would recommend them. The quality is good and in my opinion they are a good fit:

I do and have used my tap/sink when it works!! I replaced the tap a while back as it wasn't working. It worked again for a while and now it isn't - any ideas if it uses a lot of/more power than the 12v lights (which are working)? as I am flummoxed now. Wondering if my leisure battery has seen better...

I used 'sleep easy curtains' to make mine: http://www.sleepeasycurtains.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I didn't chose a fabric they stock but sourced my own which she then ordered. I also had different sizes to the norm (as my cab curtains don't go around the front wi...

They do come to you for a call out charge. I think I paid £40 call out - I'm in Ashford, Kent. It's worth contacting them to ask.

They did a good job, it didn't take long and I would recommend them. At the end of the day whilst not cheap for supply and install its a one off cost.

Have a look at this thread:

http://forum.club8090.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=114058" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

There are some pictures of my belts one of which is what I think you may be after. Seat belt service did them for me.

I'd be interested in this too. Haven't had any ideas myself so don't have anything up top whilst driving for fear of it falling down!

My rear cushion sits directly on the engine bay cover. I will try and post some pictures here: http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj174/pwag20/Crusty%20my%20lovely%20VW%20T25/35faf4c3853debac0f7e79c0ab92cfd0_zps92f97887.jpg http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj174/pwag20/Crusty%20my%20lovely%20VW%20...

Seat belt service did mine. I'm in Kent so outside of the M25 area in which they operate so had to pay a £40 call out charge in addition to the cost to fit the belts. I would recommend them http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj174/pwag20/Crusty%20my%20lovely%20VW%20T25/ce44f185d5539df289aa01de43d316...

I vote high top. Personally prefer the look and style and practicality as a camper. Love that there is literally nothing to do aside crack open a beer when arriving on the campsite. Yes the wind can be a challenge at times but the more I drive it the better I handle it. I love having to think about ...

nevill3 wrote:If someone is sat on them with a seat belt on they would be safe, when empty I would fasten a seat belt (if they actually go through the seat base) just to be safe.

Good thinking! The belts do go through the seat base. I will do that