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no substitute for metal in the air. only way you can be effective with tiny twigs is to go higher in frequency. but you need to pass exams for that

in that case mate .
ive got 3 bumpers in the garden. 2 will be going on my van because mine are well ratty. your welcome to the third. f.o.c of course

i'll swap you a pair of straight black ones for em if you like martin.

I too will be getting my van back from the sprayers next week. I was thinking of using flash banding from B&Q or similar to soundproof doors, floor, bulkhead etc. A fraction of the cost of specialist soundproofing. Again not sure if it will stick to Waxoyl. Anyone got any experience using flash...

Thanks for the Rotherham tip. Only about 50 miles north of us so do-able. Do they have a website ? I'm covering my panels with the beige-ish lining carpet from Woolies though, as that closely matches the original hitop lining fitted by Autohomes, so would need uncovered ply. the finished boards are...

So the general concensus is that it is not necessarily head gasket? I have contacted the garage and they are going to have another look - I appreciate the comments about using this garage but they did the initial inspection and have done various work so would like them to finish off. Pointers on wh...

theres a place in rotherham that does the finished 3mm and 6mm ply, finished as in vinyl coated for caravans and campers etc in various colours for £15 each. ive seen and felt the stock and its good gear. let me know if its close enough for you and i shall pass on contact details.

ive been out and fixed it, then read these replies :D . rugchucker, your spot on. i changed the starter motor yesterday and must have pulled the outer cable enough so it sat on top of the gland thus holding the throttle open. thanks for your help fellas, pickering next weekend was looking a bit dodg...

mmm this is interesting. vans been stood since just after new year (2l ac).
started it up today and the throttle is wide open. all the linkages appear to be fine. everything is moving free as far as i can see.
not sure what to look at next?
any help please?

Thats precisely what I intend to do! My only worry is that the wife & kids dont take to camping and so then I end up selling it on pretty soon after buying/converting. Thats why i'm asking about values. Hopefully it will all work out fine and I'll be hanging on to it for years to come. you cant...

if you do follow the link be sure to scroll right to the bottom of the page for the t25 1980 devon brochure. the moonraker is the most seen conversion, same as mine. easy to tell if its a moonraker because of the layout. all the storage down one side with a space inside the back door behind the war...

if you do follow the link be sure to scroll right to the bottom of the page for the t25 1980 devon brochure. the moonraker is the most seen conversion, same as mine. easy to tell if its a moonraker because of the layout. all the storage down one side with a space inside the back door behind the ward...

nothing hard about putting caravan stores away on your own. and as said by several here that use them, they are stable if you tie them down. i had one but traded up for a used omnistor 2000. got it for the same price as a used fiamma, but its metal cased and self retracting. it also has the spreader...

We're getting a good feeling for whats out there now thanks to having seen/driven a few along with all the advice we've got on here - which has been a great help. We're going to save a bit more a buy in a couple of months after the summer I reckon - possibly a better time to buy. We're liking the W...

any t3 that you look at is going to be between 20 and 30 years old. of course it will have bits than needed attention in that time. if you have a rusty seem or wheel arch that needs fixing, the only 2 options are repair with filler (and new paint blended into old) or a new arch which can lead to all...