82 high top back from the dead
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scottbott
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Re: 82 high top back from the dead
nice looking van,I reckon you will not want to calculate how much you spent as it will frighten you,hate to think how much I have spent,LPG,stainless system,etc in the last year but I love it,they REALLY get under your skin thee things
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davethebus
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Re: 82 high top back from the dead
scottbott wrote:nice looking van,I reckon you will not want to calculate how much you spent as it will frighten you,hate to think how much I have spent,LPG,stainless system,etc in the last year but I love it,they REALLY get under your skin thee things
Cheers pal
Cost wise we haven't done too badly although it has gone over 2 grand now, only to be expected I suppose.
If there's no oil under it then there's no oil in it.
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Re: 82 high top back from the dead
Looks great. Hopefully you got bits for your weekend away.
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davethebus
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Re: 82 high top back from the dead
Well we managed to get there and back with relative ease (lincs to gt yarmouth), timing still needs playing with a little, new grease cap required for drivers front hub, fitted new mirrors to stop them folding in at 50mph (old ones were tightened all the way) and new rocker cover gaskets to stop the annoying leak.
Here's a pic to prove he actually got off the drive way.
Here's a pic to prove he actually got off the drive way.
If there's no oil under it then there's no oil in it.