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Here's Gina, a home build, stripped out the old interior and started from scratch. Both doors still useable, as is walkthrough. 8) freestanding cooker unit, folding table. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3139/2642821042_d7cf91d89d.jpg small cupboard nearside, with tool cupboard behind http://farm4.st...

you'll need to remove yer light benders aye, I'd do a service /oil change just before you go too... other than the legals, I always just carry gaffa, cable ties, jubilee clips, vulcanising tape, standard tools (pliers, screws, spanners, snips, socket set) a few lengths of hose/wire/fuses/relays blah...

The sound deadening stuff has made a huge difference to road noise levels. Foil bubble wrap came from either B&Q or Wickes, about £15 for the entire van's worth. Deadening mats came from bodyshopwarehouse.co.uk, I used 2 packs. Your local motor factors should sell similar which would save you po...

I avoided rockwool having pulled wads of it, sopping wet, out of my van when I bought it in mid-summer 2005. Mine's done like this, working outside in 1) metal van panel, covered with self adhesive sound deadening 2) layer of 50mm Celotex expanded foam, cut to fit round metalwork 3) foil bubblewrap ...

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jaydog wrote:Fancy puting the courtesy light on the opposite side of the van? HELP!!!

Aha. In that case what you need to to is change your van from RHD to LHD. Then the courtesy light will be on the correct side. Then follow the other advice about feeding the wire back. Job's a good'un

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I requested a price from Jaymart and for their cheapest coin pattern flooring it was over £50 for a van floor sized peice not including delivery. :shock: That's odd. I got a piece direct from them to cover the entire floor, with enough additional to cover the panel under the bed, as well as both be...

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