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Had front and rear bumpers plus front door pods from these people a couple of months back. Can't complain. Mouldings are of good thickness YES they need a bit of trimming and adjusting but what do you expect for the money. I'm more than happy with the kit I got from them. Their turn around was good ...

Ben
No photos from mine yet as I've not got to the door bits, they're still looking at me waiting to be painted like the bumpers.

Try searching the web for Mk 1 Golf stuff. With a little bit of mucking around they will fit.

That sounds expensive Harry

Going up any hill at 60 would be a feat of engineering for my van. As far as I'm concerned it's not about how quick you get there it's if you get there that's my biggest worry.

I thought the whole idea was getting there some time not before every other b***er

Are you on about flexi's

If so so no probs

Getting the old Ba*****ds of was a right pain

If it's the euro style kit they're a pretty heavy moulding. I fixed mine using the 2 original mounts, lots of careful measuring etc. drill holes and fix with original bolts and plastic caps. The sections that run under the doors I've fixed with rivnuts and stainless bolts and covered all drilled hol...

Nah you'll get used to it after a bit. You've probably got used to winding the wheel around when your not moving like I had. The one thing I would say for no PAS, is at least you have some feeling of whats happening at the wheels.

If the heater itself is playing up it could be the thermal cut-out inside it, they can get tempermental,when they do its time to bin it and buy a new one. Try it with just the fan running and gradually wind the heat up, if it runs ok to start with then cuts out Bob's your uncle. Or You may have a hi...

If the awning is anything like mine it should have a pole with suckers that slips into a pocket on the skirt and then sticks to the side of your roof. The suckers on mine were useless, but JK do some really good suction clamps ( part no J12392) I bought a kit with 3 in for about £30.

I've a Bluebird Customs one and have been playing with different tailpipe configurations. Now settled on 4" staight out the side. Thought it might look a**e to start with but looks good and sounds luverly. Pays to have a son who makes dad what he wants in stainless.

I bit the bullet and bought a full stainless system from Bluebird Customs for my 89 DG engined Leisure Drive. Just put a big bore straight tail pipe out the side now it looks great and sounds great too. Alot of money at just over the £500 mark but at least the tin worm doesn't like it.